Politics

Trust in President Trump. That’s the message from the White House as markets tumbled around the world and the dollar slid to a six month low.

The German MEP Anna Cavazzini is chair of the European Parliament’s internal market and consumer protection committee.

We were joined by the Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey.

Sir Keir Starmer told MPs he was “preparing for all eventualities” but what impact could Trump’s tariffs have on the British economy?

We were joined by Tina McKenzie from the Federation of Small Businesses and Emily Kilcrease from the Washington-based think-tank, the Center for a New American Security.

We spoke to the Treasury minister James Murray.

While the government has to wait to find out the impact of president Trump’s new tariffs, UK consumers are already facing a series of price rises. A whole host of essential household bills  – from water to stamps and TV licences – are going up this week.

What do Americans think of Trump’s tariff policies?

Donald Trump says he’s already decided the tariffs he will impose on countries that export goods to America, including the United Kingdom. He’ll announce the details Wednesday.

Sharon Haskell is from the New Hope party in the Israeli parliament and she is the deputy foreign minister in Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition government.

The eyes of the world have turned to Greenland, a self-governing region of Denmark, as Donald Trump makes increasingly aggressive overtures, warning over the weekend that he wouldn’t rule out military force to acquire the territory.

We’re joined by Philippe Moreau Chevrolet, a political scientist at Science Po University in Paris.

We’re joined from France by Bruno Gollnisch, a former MEP from Marine Le Pen’s party, who was also found guilty today of embezzling EU funds.

The far-right French firebrand who was seen as a frontrunner for the 2027 presidential election has been banned from standing for public office for five years. 

Marine Le Pen is barred from running for public office for five years, with the court also handing the far-right leader a four-year prison sentence, with two years suspended and two years’ home detention, and a €100,000 fine.