Politics

We spoke to Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, Victoria Atkins.

Sir Keir Starmer has met President Xi at the G20 summit in Rio – saying he wants Britain to have a “serious and pragmatic” relationship with China.

From Matt Gaetz and Tulsi Gabbard to Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, the shape of Donald Trump’s administration is becoming clearer – and it’s like nothing America has ever seen before.

Former Conservative justice secretary, David Gauke, is now leading a review of sentencing for the new government, aimed at taking the pressure off our prisons.

Financial Services are the “crown jewel” in the UK economy – the Chancellor Rachel Reeves will declare.

David Cole is a former National Legal Director of the American Civil Liberties Union and is now Professor of Law at Georgetown University.

The second series of the Trump Show is proving just as wild and unpredictable as the first. This time he will be more powerful as he will be backed by Republican control of Congress.

Wes Streeting has been talking today about his plans for the NHS, including a league table which will name and shame failing trusts – so how did that go down?

Well among Donald Trump’s new appointments is the former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, who’s been tapped as the new US ambassador to Israel. 

The sweary insults and dark warnings have been swapped for small talk and handshakes. 

Donald Trump has continued to drip feed announcements about his new administration.

It’s been a week since America voted to return Donald Trump to the White House, and there are already reports of new appointments – including Marco Rubio, Mike Waltz and Elise Stefanik. How will these people shape the way Trump deals with the world – what’s going to happen in Ukraine and the Middle East? And what will China do?

Kiran Moodley reflects on his experience reporting on the lead-up to the US Election, and its perhaps inevitable outcome.

We spoke to former UN senior climate adviser Tom Rivett-Carnac.

COP29: Around $2.4 trillion annually are required, and on the face of it, those figures look screamingly, painfully, impossible. In fact, though, we are already awash with money.