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World's oldest president, 92, wins Cameroon election

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Catherine Connolly vows to be president for all after election win

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Voting ends in no confidence ballot of Oxford Union president-elect

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Donald Trump's new team includes Elon Musk and RFK Jr

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New top judge must not ‘stand in way’ of justice for Emma, says Caldwell family

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Minister distances Government from Khan's ‘resurgent fascism’ warning

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Government ‘prepared for all scenarios’ says minister as Trump tariffs loom

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Tariffs and relations with China could be first questions to arise over Trump
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Celebrities and others supporting Donald Trump: Tim Cook gives $1m

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Governments urged to give ‘full-throated support’ to North Sea oil and gas

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UK and Mauritius say ‘good progress’ made in Chagos Islands talks

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Scots ‘can benefit from Trump uncertainty’ in green energy investment: Forbes

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Rayner: I’d meet with Musk to challenge him on factually incorrect attacks

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Trump talk 'destabilising,' says Lammy after Greenland grab row

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Donald Trump’s rhetoric can be ‘destabilising’, David Lammy suggests

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Ministers will always spend enough on defence, No 10 says amid Trump 5% GDP call

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What the papers say – January 8

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Drinking of ‘flavoursome’ Scotch whisky urged by Labour frontbencher

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Farage calls out Badenoch directly on Reform UK membership at conference

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Starmer under pressure to deliver in 2025 as Labour tested by local elections

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Farage willing to work with Lord Mandelson to secure Trump trade deal

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Wall Street stocks rally at end of choppy week for global markets

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PM warns Donald Trump against UK tariffs in Liaison Committee grilling

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Badenoch wants to replicate US-style government cost-cutting, spokesman suggests

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‘Big mistake’ to withdraw support for Ukraine, Starmer says amid Trump criticism

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No discussion with Trump on his ‘policy agenda’ during call, says Swinney

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What the papers say – December 8

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Bjorn Ulvaeus issues verdict on Donald Trump and Theresa May using Abba’s music

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Trump tariffs could hit UK goods trade as hard as Brexit, says think tank

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