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Majority of voters including Tories want key utilities such as water and rail to be nationalised, poll finds - Vimarsana News

Majority of voters including Tories want key utilities such as water and rail to be nationalised, poll finds

Among Tory voters, 57% back the Government to run utilities and 29% prefer the private sector.

Newsquawk Week Ahead - Highlights: ECB, BoJ, UK/CA/NZ inflation data, UK debates - Vimarsana News

Newsquawk Week Ahead - Highlights: ECB, BoJ, UK/CA/NZ inflation data, UK debates

Key central banks are on the slate, including the ECB, BoJ and the PBoC’s LPR setting; in EMs, the SARB, CBRT and CBR will be in focus. Elsewhere, flash PMI data for July will be released.

Sunak faces the pressure over Britain's cost of living crisis - Vimarsana News

Sunak faces the pressure over Britain's cost of living crisis

Will the Chancellor announce new measures to ease the cost of living crisis? Rishi Sunak is under pressure to do so as new figures out today show that UK inflation jumped to 9 per cent in the 12 months to April, up from 7 per cent in March. It comes as Labour continue to push calls

On your way to No10 Rishi? Chancellor breaks cover after lukewarm backing for PM over partygate - Vimarsana News

On your way to No10 Rishi? Chancellor breaks cover after lukewarm backing for PM over partygate

The Chancellor was more than 200 miles rom Westminster as the Prime Minister apologised for attending a drinks event in his back garden while they were banned in May 2020.

Rishi Sunak's tepid support for Boris Johnson over 'partygate' stands out like a sore thumb - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak's tepid support for Boris Johnson over 'partygate' stands out like a sore thumb

The Chancellor, a potential successor as Tory leader who avoided PMQs by travelling 200 miles from London to Devon, said on Twitter that Mr Johnson was right to apologise over the party scandal.