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bloomberg.com | Rosa Prince
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch should stick to attacking Labour on the economy rather than flirting with Reform. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- The UK Conservative Party is notoriously brutal when it comes to dispatching underperforming leaders. It's one reason the party has been among the most successful electoral machines in modern political history, and why the lifespan of a Tory leader is about as assured as that of a Premier League football manager. Lose an election, you’re out.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Rosa Prince
The UK Conservative Party is notoriously brutal when it comes to dispatching underperforming leaders. It’s one reason the party has been among the most successful electoral machines in modern political history, and why the lifespan of a Tory leader is about as assured as that of a Premier League football manager. Lose an election, you’re out. Tank the economy and you’ll be tossed aside like a moldy lettuce.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Rosa Prince
Keir Starmer is right to tread cautiously in how he handles Donald Trump’s trade war. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- In a world where one man’s caprice can trash markets and impoverish nations, how should other leaders respond? That’s the question facing Britain’s Keir Starmer. Should he follow the likes of Australia, the European Union and China in threatening retaliation against Donald Trump’s tariff warfare? Or adopt the playbook of Israel and Japan, playing nicely and seeking negotiations?
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Rosa Prince
17 hours agoNigel Farage claims his friendship with Donald Trump could help US tariff negotiationsNigel Farage has claimed that his friendship with Donald Trump could be useful to the UK government as it navigates the fallout from the US president’s global tariffs. The Reform UK leader, who has long supported the US president, has previously said he thought the tariffs were “a bit excessive”.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Rosa Prince
Will Keir Starmer’s government sell out the safety of UK teens in a deal to mitigate Donald Trump’s tariff apocalypse? That’s the question parents’ groups are asking as the UK, along with every other country, searches for ways to persuade Washington to dial down its new aggressive tariff regime and avert a full-scale trade war.
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I’m heading into Broadcasting House to chat tariffs (natch), Americanisms (my specialist subject), steel, EVs, Prince William’s football commentary and more with @jamesjohnson252 and host Adrian Chiles on @bbc5live from 11. Join us.
In my latest column for @opinion I suggest Keir Starmer look to Harold Wilson for an example of how to handle a US president making trouble on the world stage (gift link, free for 7 days): https://t.co/1Ael9Gz1GG
RT @opinion: Keir Starmer's pragmatic approach to Donald Trump's tariffs has history on its side, writes @RosaFPrince https://t.co/XD1K9Df…
