But UK bosses are pressing Sir Keir Starmer for a rapid implementation of the trade deal agreed with the president

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Author: Madeleine Speed,Sylvia Pfeifer,Peter Foster,George Parker

The chancellor will set out transport projects to encourage growth in red wall areas where Nigel Farage is gaining a foothold

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Author: Chris Smyth, Whitehall Editor

Focus on capital spending in northern cities and Midlands is recognition Labour needs better economic story for voters

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Author: Pippa Crerar,Jessica Elgot

Rachel Reeves is set to tear up Treasury rules as she announces billions of pounds of investment in public transport in the North and Midlands.

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Author: @Frank_Elliott_

Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley among senior police officers who reportedly issued direct warning in letter to prime minister ahead of spending review

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Author: Tara Cobham

‘I’m thinking of spending more on defence’

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Author: Banx

Donald Trump decides to ‘provide different treatment’ to the UK after trade deal struck between both countries last month

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Author: Sammy Gecsoyler

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Author: Tamara Cohen

Forget tough scrutiny of small boats or asylum hotels – this home secretary appears to lead a charmed life

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Author: John Crace

Two Scottish men died after being shot by a masked gunman outside a bar in Fuengirola, Malaga on Saturday night.

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Author: Nick Forbes

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Author: Sky News

At the despatch box, Conservative shadow environment secretary Victoria Atkins accused ministers of having “talked themselves out of” a rescue plan.

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Author: Will Durrant

A MUM has been jailed after she dragged two police officers along the road when she drove off after giving them a false name. Lauren Baird, 43, put the lives of the constables in danger when she fl…

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Author: Elizabeth Hunter

While John Healey said he is ‘100 per cent confident’ the defence spending uplift would be achieved, he struggled to say how it would be paid for

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Author: Millie Cooke

John Healey insists ‘we don’t have blasphemy laws’ after Tory leader says ‘de facto’ laws are setting the UK on ‘the road to ruin’

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Author: @AndrewSparrow

Report finds ‘deep-rooted, systemic’ failures that need stronger regulation, but critics say it is not bold enough

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Author: Sandra Laville