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Trump salutes Brexit for having made possible the British trade agreement possible

Inside the astonishing day that saw President Blindside Starmer during the Arsenal match and led the Conservatives by deriving the “ Coke 'Kemi Badenoch agreement last night said that Great Britain had been “ broken' 'by the agreement. “When work is negotiating, Great Britain loses,” she said. “We cut our prices that America has tripled theirs. Daily mail

• Kemi Badenoch slaps the agreement with the United States of Keir Starmer: “We have just been flouted!” Daily Express
• Trump cuts the prices of cars and steel in the British trade agreement as it happened Time
• I was in the room when Trump let the real reason slide behind his trade agreement in the United Kingdom at the 11th hour Daily telegraph
• The winners and losers of the United Kingdom-Us Agreement have been revealed while businesses always think that they are less well-based than before Trumps Tarifft Blitz The sun
• Keir Starmer has risked betraying British farmers – now “the devil will be in the details” Daily Express

Comment:

• Donald Trump completely exceeded Keir Starmer Sam Ashworth-Hayes, Daily telegraph
• Great Britain has not concluded a trade agreement with the United States. The guardian
• Great Britain and America again lead the world Nile Gardiner, Daily telegraph
• This is why the British-American trade agreement is not the triumph that Starmer wants us to think it is Alex Brummer, Daily mail
• Trump has just put a dagger at the heart of the EU Matthew Lynn, Daily telegraph
• This trade agreement is a victory for Brexit, not Starmer. The outgoing should welcome him Daniel Hannan, Daily telegraph

PM faces the rebellion of disability

Sir Keir Starmer will be warned that he faces his greatest rebellion to date, because up to a quarter of his parliamentary party has raised concerns about the cuts for disability services. More than 80 labor deputies have signed a private letter exposing their concerns about the scale and the rate of social protection cuts, and dozens of others have registered their concerns with ministers. The letter is supposed to include discomfort that deputies will not be shown to be full of reforms after a vote next month. He will be sent to Whip Chabors Chief early next week. Forty-two deputies have also signed a separate public declaration in which they warn that the reforms are impossible to support. Time

• Rachel Reeves brings the Big Pay Rises era to an overwhelming end Daily telegraph
• Discounts of invalidity services impossible to support, 42 labor deputies say to Starmer The guardian

Comment:

• Wes Street, stopping to look for sufficient NHS let me ask me if mom should always be alive Mathew Hulbert, Daily Express

Hundreds of immigration offenders could be free to stay in Great Britain each year

The condemned illegal migrants will avoid deportation after the approval of the directives of the LAX sentence, said Robert Jenrick. The Quanto followed the new guidelines despite the warnings that migrants sentenced for immigration offenses will dodge expulsion accordingly. Indeed, the starting points for the sentences for the sentences are less than 12 months' imprisonment, the point where condemned migrants are automatically confronted with expulsion. Jenrick, the secretary in the shadow of justice, said that watering the sentences meant that hundreds of delinquents would avoid the automatic deportation threshold each year. Daily telegraph

• Condemned migrants could avoid expulsion under new guidelines Time
• The government of Keir Starmer spent 566,000 on foreign visas for civil servants so far this year – put them on the right track for a 4 million ticket at the end of this Parliament Daily mail
• Work accused of having “humiliating the U-turn” on the repression of migration Daily Express
• Work accused of having “torn” conservative proposals on migration, because it seems to introduce more difficult requirements to stay in the United Kingdom Daily mail
• Reform to ask the public helps to eliminate unnecessary expenses Time

Comment:

• I hate reform but they are directly on something Emma Duncan, Time
• Asylum research is one of the few industries of Great Britain growth, but you are the taxpayer paying 4.5 million per day of Julia Hartley-Brewer, The sun
• Soft Touch Britain is left behind while the West hardens on Immigration Shelle Jacobs, Daily telegraph
• Immigration is not the boon they said that it was Juliet Samuel, Time
• Only British citizens deserve the right to vote David Frost, Time

Boris Johnson: I'm not coming back … But Badenoch can beat Farage

Boris Johnson rejected the calls to come back to save the conservative party after his catastrophic projection in local elections in recent weeks. The former Prime Minister, who is no longer a deputy, said that he was so likely to return to politics that he had been locked in an abandoned refrigerator. And he told GB News that he believed that Kemi Badenoch was likely to change things, even if she needed time to start. Johnson said that he did not believe that Nigel Farage would be Prime Minister after the next elections, and said he had opposed a merger with Reform UK, comparing him to a monkey gland from another party. Daily telegraph

• Kemi Badenoch exploded by George Osborne after the local elections disaster: “No plan! Daily Express
• “It's for Ding-Dang sure!” Boris Johnson salutes Brexit for the victory of the American trade Daily Express

Comment:

• There are three ways of which moderate could still save the Conservatives. One is to give up Brexit Polly Toynbee, The guardian
• Bacs, nests-of-poule, asylum: this period period is serious Patrick Maguire, Time

Brief news:

• Head of American businesses: Brexit released the United Kingdom Sohrab Ahmari, Undress
• Why do some Irish people hate Israel so much? Rory Hanrahan, The spectator
• Send our mayors to Coventry: to attend a David Milner tram revolution, Capx
• The Daniel Sugarman irrational theater, The criticism
• British financial services can always stimulate growth in a volatile world Karim Haji, City cage