The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, should give hospitality businesses a rent and rate holiday so they can weather the tube strikes, say leading audit, tax and business advisory firm, Blick Rothenberg. Andrew Sanford, a Partner at the firm, said: “Many hospitality units are in
ARMED Forces Minister Luke Pollard has said that the government’s deadline for ending the use of hotels to house migrants is being moved forward. Speaking on GB News, he said: “We’ve deployed military planning teams into Border Security Command and the Home Office to look
PRESIDENT Trump could end the war in Ukraine by the end of the year if he imposes tougher sanctions on Russia, according to former Prime Minister Boris Johnson. In an exclusive interview with GB News, he said Putin is in a far weaker position than
Stephen Kinnock has said any Ukraine peace deal must be backed by ‘ironclad security guarantees’. Speaking on GB News Stephen Kinnock said: “It’s a vitally important meeting, and it’s really good that the American President has made more progress on getting these talks started than
POLICING Minister Dame Diana Johnson has said that the number of people crossing the Channel in small boats is “really disappointing” but the government has a viable plan to tackle the issue. Speaking to GB News, she said: “I think we know what the problem
THE government is not fit for purpose and the economy is being mismanaged, according to the Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride. Speaking on the Camilla Tominey Show on GB News, he said: “I don’t want to sort of personalise this around what happened at Prime Minister’s
The Royal Borough of Greenwich will hold a by-election in Shooter’s Hill ward on Thursday 26 June, following the resignation of Councillor Ivis Williams. If you are a resident* of the Shooter’s Hill ward, you will need to be registered to vote and have a
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the UK needs to go further than today’s announcement on defence spending by cutting welfare and net zero spending. Speaking on GB News, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg said: “Last week on GB news, we suggested that overseas aid should be cut
THE former chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee has said UK judges are at fault over decisions to allow criminals to remain in the UK. Speaking to GB News, Tim Loughton said: “Whatever you and I might think about the ECHR, this isn’t directly
Lord Adair Turner has suggested Donald Trump’s second term as President of the United States will have big implications on global efforts to slow down climate change. Appearing on the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment’s (IEMA) podcast ‘Sustainable Matters’, the economist sat down with