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Anything is going to feed that discussion in washington about whether or not we are in the or falling into the risk of falling into a cold war with our two traditional main adversaries you're seeing it now, aren't you. the way they set this up, the athletes could go but there was no diplomatic presence, and i'm not sure there could be one given covid. but it is a interesting symbolic move. with russia, it is high stakes and if the troops do move in and this is more cyber activity for ukraine, coit could be a differt problem. >> and are the stakes higher on both fronts? >> it may. what we've se...

John Cox JOHN Cox a former editor of the Gazette Series sadly passed away on April 15 following a battle with dementia. John, a lifelong Gazette journalist started as a trainee reporter at the Dursley Gazette in 1950, before becoming sports editor, creating the motoring section, editing the Wilts and Glos Standard before becoming editor of the Gazette and group editorial director. His most notable early story was covering the River Severn rail bridge disaster, along with long time Gazette photographer David Ireland. Over the years John was well known as a mentor, being instrumental in s...

IT was 23 February, 2009, and Cerrie Burnell remembers the story in the Evening Standard well. “Dozens of parents,” she read, “have complained…

Officials will this week launch urgent talks to thrash out a Brexit deal for the City by March, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. The Treasury’s top Ministers and civil servants will hold meetings with City lobby groups to form a plan for selling British financial services in EU countries. John Glen, the City Minister, and Katharine Braddick, director general of financial services at the Treasury, will play key roles in drawing up a ‘memorandum of understanding’ with the EU. John Glen, the City Minister, and Katharine Braddick, director general of financial services at the Treasury, will p...