Downing Street visitors' books made public for first time
Visitors' books from Downing Street signed by some of the most famous figures in recent history have been made public for the ...
Downing Street hits back at Musk’s suggestion companies are turning away from UK
The Tesla supremo had earlier claimed that 'very few companies' would want to invest in Britain under the current leadership ...
Businesses are waking up to the painful reality of Labour’s socialist agenda
No one should confuse reports of Downing Street sending a letter to regulators asking for ideas to boost growth for anything ...
Presidents, princes and prime ministers signed extraordinary collection of No 10 visitors' books made public for first time
It appears that the visitors' book was introduced by Conservative Prime Minister Edward Heath, who lived in Number 10 between ...
No 10 visitors' books signed by VIP Downing Street guests made public for first time
The illustrious list of names includes successive US presidents from Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George Bush senior through to Bill Clinton and George Bush Jr. | ITV National News ...
Starmer: 2025 a chance to rediscover the great nation that we are
The UK faces a “year of rebuilding” while also “rediscovering the great nation that we are” in 2025, according to Sir Keir ...
‘I took grandkids to Downing Street party – and no Thatcher Milk Snatcher this time’
Political hack Kevin Maguire steps away from the day job at Parliament and reveals another side to him as Granda Kev. This ...
Is there a Christmas curse on Downing Street?
Keir Starmer could follow a long line of prime ministers forced to swap festive cheer for the dreaded Christmas crisis ...
Labour feared ‘bloody fight’ with Daily Mail if 2004 bid for Telegraph succeeded
Tony Blair’s Labour government feared a “bloody fight” with the Daily Mail if its owner successfully bid for the Telegraph in ...
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George Bush believed Iraq war was 'mission from God', top aide warned UK
Downing Street memos reveal strains between London and Washington as the Iraq invasion began to unravel in 2004, prompting ...
Starmer defends controversial private schools VAT policy by arguing it will benefit middles classes
Days before it is imposed, Downing Street insists 20 per cent tax will deliver more funds for state schools and so ‘drive up standards’ for majority ...
UK's Starmer asks regulators to prioritise economic growth, Sky reports
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has asked the country's regulators, including the financial and competition watchdogs, to ...