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Chancellor will pledge that work on building three new floating docks on the Clyde in Scotland will be carried out by British firms
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Stocks slip in Asia as oil climbs, bonds retreat Reuters
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Dollar firms as US-Iran tensions lift oil, hawkish Fed bets build Reuters
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Gold drops more than 2% on US rate-hike bets Reuters
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Indian shares hit near six-month low as US-Iran deadlock lifts oil prices Reuters
But Washington risks missing out.
America and its allies must scale together for a new era of war.
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Capital’s once-relentless property boom has gone into reverse
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The sector’s huge capital needs are forcing companies and countries to rethink how they borrow money
Tony Blair is not just any backseat driver. He is the UK’s and the ruling Labour Party’s most successful living politician, the winner of three decisive general elections. So when he talks, Andy Burnham needs to listen, even if the prime minister in the driving seat dislikes what he hears.