Katherine Forster
Political Reporter at GB News
Political Correspondent @GBNEWS. Previously The Sunday Times, The Spectator, & political commentator on BBC & Sky. Northerner. DMs open
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gbnews.com | Katherine Forster
There’s good news for the South of England today, both for drivers and rail passengers. The Lower Thames Crossing has been given the go-ahead to link Kent and Essex, and Chiltern Railways will run trains between Oxford and Milton Keynes for the first time in 60 years. The Lower Thames Crossing will be Britain’s biggest single planned road building project, and will total over 14 miles of roads, including the tunnel beneath the Thames.
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gbnews.com | Katherine Forster
"Stand up to Trump" was Sir Ed Davey's central message from the Liberal Democrat conference in Harrogate today. The Lib Dem boss labelled the US President a "bully", called for the UK to respond to US tariffs with tariffs of our own, and urged Britain to "stand side-by-side with the EU and with our Commonwealth ally Canada". Davey also claimed Nigel Farage would turn "our great country into little more than a Trump tribute act". "Farage thinks Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are great.
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gbnews.com | Katherine Forster
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has today accused Donald Trump of repeating Russian propaganda, and claimed that the US Vice-President JD Vance is “wrong about nearly everything.”He also called for a vote in Parliament before any British troops be deployed to Ukraine as part of a peacekeeping force. Speaking to GB News in a wide ranging interview, Davey hit out at the US President’s approach to Ukraine and the West more broadly.
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gbnews.com | Katherine Forster
Sir Keir Starmer has touted his £13.4billion defence spending boost as a victory for British jobs and British workers. Speaking to GB News at Cammell Lairds shipbuilders in the Wirral, the Prime Minister framed the increase in defence spending announced last week as good news for jobs in the UK and hinted at it providing ammunition for his Government's commitment to growth.
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"He’s at the peak of just not giving a f--- anymore,” said a White House official with knowledge of Trump’s thinking. “Bad news stories? Doesn’t give a f---. He’s going to do what he’s going to do" Quite the read this: Inside President Trump’s whirlwind decision to blow up global
Loud cheer for Badenoch as she says “I don’t agree with making people poorer”….says PM “made promises and broke them”
With Trump’s tariffs looming, PM tells house government is “preparing for all eventualities and ruling nothing out”. Steel tariffs cited by British Steel’s decision last week to end steel production at Scunthorpe, 25% car tariffs endanger 25k jobs. #PMQs
