Tuesday morning saw protesters and activists take to the streets in parts of Israel with calls for the immediate release of remaining hostages and end the fighting in Gaza. A main highway near Tel Aviv was blocked and protesters set fire to tyres on a route north of the city according to news agencies. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum has called for a day of action under the slogan "Israel stands together." Israeli media also reported rallies near a US embassy branch in the city, as well as outside the houses of various ministers across the country.
"There is a very significant difference between baseline 10pc tariffs and an extraordinary level of tariffs of 30pc on the European Union," Mr Harris said.
Arsenal are prepared to give up on their hopes of bringing Viktor Gyokeres to the Emirates Stadium after being frustrated in their efforts to strike an agreement with Sporting.
Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, is the only minister yet to agree a spending settlement with the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, which could impact police funding.