
Wilfred Frost
Broadcast Journalist at Sky News
Presenter @SkyNews Today with Wilfred Frost, 10am UK M-F (& 5am EST on @NBCNewsNow); Contributor @CNBC, @NBCNews, @MSNBC; CEO, Paradine Productions.
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1 week ago |
cnbc.com | Wilfred Frost
ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via EmailEuropean markets move higher as President Trump's tariff exemptions boost stocksSky News' Wilfred Frost joins CNBC's 'Money Movers' with the latest global markets report as well as details on his new docu-series premiering on next Sunday on MSNBC.
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3 weeks ago |
news.sky.com | Faye Brown |Wilfred Frost
Young people should be removed from social media altogether if the Online Safety Act is watered down as part of US trade negotiations, the children's commissioner for England has said. Dame Rachel de Souza told Sky News' breakfast with Wilfred Frost that she fought for the flagship bill because children as young as eight are being exposed to "gore, pornography, terrible degrading violence towards women" on the internet.
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1 month ago |
news.sky.com | Faye Brown |Wilfred Frost
A minister has denied Labour is a "centre right" government following cuts to disability benefits and foreign aid. Luke Pollard told Sky News Breakfast with Wilfred Frost that welfare reforms announced this week would get more people back to work, while reducing the overseas aid budget would create more money for defence.
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1 month ago |
news.sky.com | Faye Brown |Wilfred Frost
Thousands of government credit cards are being cancelled because some of the expenditure is "not justified", a cabinet minister has said. Appearing on Sky News' Breakfast with Wilfred Frost, Pat McFadden was asked if the crackdown on government procurement cards (GPCs) was because civil servants are "fiddling their expenses".
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1 month ago |
coastfm.co.uk | Wilfred Frost
Sir Keir Starmer has said he is "disappointed" to see Donald Trump impose global tariffs on steel and aluminium. In his first remarks since the American president imposed the levy, the prime minister said the UK will take a "pragmatic approach" as it seeks an economic trade deal with the US and "all options are on the table".
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RT @elerianm: These sorts of moves, if they continue, will force the hand of policymakers: In the US, the Federal Reserve will have to cu…

Very interesting. And credibility with financial markets is everything, so I’d say this makes it VERY hard for the government to reverse this position now that PM has been explicit even since tariffs introduced. Thus, the implication is either tax hikes or spending cuts in autumn

The prime minister has just told me that the chancellor’s fiscal rules are “iron clad and here to stay”, that “they won’t be changed”. This is his response to contagion from the shocking Trump-induced fall in US government bond prices, which has seen the interest rate for UK

RT @bespokeinvest: The S&P 500 has declined 4.7%, rallied 8.4%, plunged 5.45%, bounced 3.1%, and dropped 1.5%...and the market has been ope…