Keir Starmer and Friedrich Merz's meeting at the Airbus factory marked the signing of the first bilateral cooperation treaty between the UK and Germany, known as the Kensington treaty.
Starmer announced that migrants arriving via small boats will be detained and returned to France, with a new safe and legal route established for refugees for the first time.
The government's repeated resets evoke Batman's numerous reboots, with each version becoming darker and grittier. Politics now resembles a poorly managed reality show, lacking seriousness.
Rachel Reeves is the first chancellor whose tears have moved markets. Her emotional moment during PMQs saw the pound drop and borrowing costs rise, highlighting the serious consequences of public sentiment.
The recent sharp sell-off in UK gilts saw long-dated bond yields surge, raising concerns over potential looser fiscal policies and increased government borrowing due to speculation of a change in Chancellor.
Starmer walks through the door, with his eyes already on the awaiting press, and a 'media smile' plastered onto his face. His expression isn't that of happiness, it is a fixed mask which is intended to communicate the reassuring message that 'all is OK'.
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