Tony Diver

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver |Cameron Henderson

Ms Rollins's comments came on a visit to the UK, during which she met Jonathan Reynolds and Steve Reed, the business and environment secretaries. She told reporters that the Trump administration was "hyper-focused on putting our farmers first and getting American agriculture to the world", and suggested Sir Keir do the same. "Not fully understanding the dynamics here in the UK, my suggestion is putting your farmers first and ensuring they're the backbone of your country," she said.

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver

During the House of Lords debate, he argued that AI posed an "existential threat" to a free press, by allowing companies to steal news companies' content to train their models. He said: "AI has the capacity utterly to destroy independent news organisations because it feasts off millions of articles written by journalists without any attribution or payment, destroying the business model that makes the free press possible.

5 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver

They have called on ministers to back the amendment, by the crossbench peer Baroness Kidron, which she says would make the copyright system more transparent.

6 days ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Tony Diver

Sir Keir Starmer has given Donald Trump a “veto” over Chinese investment in Britain. The two world leaders announced a long-awaited trade agreement on Thursday that will lower steel and car tariffs for British companies and boost trade. Mr Trump said that the UK and US would have a “better relationship than ever before” and that the agreement had been struck “because of Brexit”. Sir Keir said the agreement would “protect, save and enhance jobs”, especially in the luxury car industry.

6 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver |Connor Stringer

The deal was announced after a phone call between Sir Keir and Mr Trump on Wednesday night, when the Prime Minister was watching Arsenal play in the Champions League semi-final. Negotiators finalised the terms before the US president announced online that there would be a "major" deal with a "big and highly respected" country. He said on Thursday that the EU had treated America "extremely unfairly" but the UK became the first nation with a trade deal "because of Brexit in particular".