President tells Fox Business ‘I’m not going to waste my time’Debate scheduled for 15 October in Miami to be held over videolinkHarris and Mike Pence clash over coronavirus responseFive key takeaways from the vice-presidential debateTrump calls diagnosis ‘blessing from God’ amid false treatment claimsSign up for Fight to Vote – Read more…
<p>‘No leader wants to be forced to announce redundancies, but coronavirus means we simply have no other choice,’ director general says</p> Via: National Trust to cut nearly 1,300 jobs as pandemic creates ‘very painful’ situation
<p>Some 200,000 UK businesses face extra red tape from start of January</p> Via: Brexit: Many small businesses still not ready for leaving EU despite £70m campaign, MPs warned
<p>Organisation will be run by a woman for the first time in its history</p> Via: Liam Fox fails in bid to lead World Trade Organisation
<p>Uninsured driver Vytautas Kiminius killed veterinary nurse Rachel Radwell in head-on crash and fled UK after he was found guilty</p> Via: Harry Dunn’s family says latest hit-and-run suspect absconded after Anne Sacoolas ‘set dangerous precedent’
The Vice Presidential debate kicked off in Salt Lake City, Utah, Wednesday night between Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris. Via: Kamala Harris accuses Mike Pence of COVID 'cover-up' in vice presidential debate
Trump has admitted that a vaccine will likely not be available until after the November 3 election and falsely calls the antibody cocktail drug he received as treatment for the coronavirus a ‘cure’. Via: Trump admits that a vaccine won't be available until after the election
Harris: ‘Americans have witnessed the greatest failure of any president’The coronavirus pandemic has already affected the staging and formatSign up for Fight to Vote – our weekly US election newsletter 2.57am BST This was the memorable moment Kamala Harris spoke directly to viewers about Trump’s plans for their healthcare:”If you Read more…
In boost for Jacinda Ardern’s election chances, country ranked highest for stability, economy, virus control and resilienceCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageNew Zealand’s response to the coronavirus pandemic has been the best in the world and is the country that gives business leaders the most confidence for future Read more…
André-Louis Auzière, a 69-year-old retired banker, ended his days in ‘the strictest privacy’ last December, according to one of the children he had with Brigitte Macron, who is now 67. Via: French First Lady Brigitte Macron's first husband dies a recluse aged 69