Author: Nathan Bissitt

Downing Street has insisted it still has “full confidence” in Philip Hammond, as the Chancellor doubled down on comments that sparked fury from Brexiteers. Speaking in Davos, Mr Hammond brushed away criticism for saying the UK and EU economies would move

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Downing Street is racing to finalise dozens of corporate deals between British and Chinese companies as Theresa May prepares for her first visit as Prime Minister to the world’s second-largest economy. Sky News has exclusively obtained the ‎list of businesses

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On the face of it, news that the UK economy grew more strongly than expected during the final three months of the year is good news. The growth of 0.5% notched up in October, November and December was not only better than the 0.4% achieved during the previous quarter,

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Mark Carney has said he was “utterly dismayed” by sleaze claims surrounding an all-male charity fundraiser in his first public comments on the event. The Bank of England governor told the BBC that revelations about the Presidents Club dinner had left him

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President Donald Trump is expected to push his “America First” agenda and try to convince a sceptical gathering of political and business leaders at the World Economic Forum that he is good for business. The President is expected to pitch America as

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