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What does the Budget mean for the UK's place in the world?
FCDO Chief Economist, Dennis Novy explains ↓
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🧰 🧰 🇬🇧 Start. Scale. Stay.
We want more entrepreneurs to start businesses in the UK, scale them here & stay for the long term.
Our new Entrepreneurship Prospectus, published today, backs founders with better incentives, & better access to customers, capital, talent & government support.
Here’s what we’re doing 🧵👇
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We want the best entrepreneurs to start, scale and stay in Britain.
That’s why we’re backing businesses at every stage of growth, including with a new Founders’ Relief to encourage founders to scale here and reinvest in the next British success story.
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My Budget today will help families with the pressures they face now.
It will back businesses and entrepreneurs, invest in Britain's future, and strengthen our national security.
A plan to get through this moment and build a stronger Britain.
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British Ambassador Kara Owen completes 26-county tour with visit to Sligo and Mayo independent.ie/county/sligo/…
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Couldn’t think of a better way to start my day than with a good chat with David McCullagh about UK-Ireland relations.
Thanks to David and @RTERadio1 for having me in the studio this morning. We covered plenty, as you might imagine!
Catch up below ⬇️
rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/c0…
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In an address to a gathering of British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly members in Sheffield, the British Minister for Intergovernmental Relations @HFalconerMP said the UK and Ireland’s relationship has never been stronger.
👉britishirish.org/news
#BIPA 🇬🇧🤝🇮🇪
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Delighted and honoured to share a stage with @JulianBKing and Amb @HylandSonja at the @BrIreCham annual conference. An impossibly long title, but short version is: all the challenging shifts in the 🌍only make more essential the best relationship between UK and Ireland..
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After bringing together policymakers and industry leaders together last night for our UK AI Showcase: Driving Innovation, I’m carrying on the conversation at today’s International AI summit. #AISummitIE
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The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill is the last chance to get as many answers as we can for those who are still living with the legacy of the Troubles.
#NITroublesBill
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Secretary of State @RhonddaBryant has tonight updated MPs on the Drumcree situation.👇
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UK PM @AndyBurnham has just announced the date for the second UK-EU summit. It will be held on 20 November 2026 in Brussels.
Follow the UK Mission to the EU's social media accounts for the latest news and updates.
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The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill returns to the House of Commons this week. Secretary of State @RhonddaBryant sets out the importance of the legislation, which will enable people impacted by the Troubles to seek answers about what happened to their loved ones.
#NITroublesBill
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Secretary of State @RhonddaBryant updates following his decision to stop the Orange Order march from going down Garvaghy Road. He praised the Lodge members who have cooperated with police throughout, and said that those who broke the law should face the full consequences of that.
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The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland @RhonddaBryant has ruled that the Portadown District Loyal Orange Lodge's procession cannot go ahead as it was determined.
Read his full statement here:
gov.uk/government/news/state…
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I spoke at the @iiea about that journey made so many centuries ago, the values shaping our approach to development and the close partnership we seek with Ireland and our European friends.
gov.uk/government/speeches/m…
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In an unstable world, the UK and Ireland will continue to make the argument for international development and stand up together for what is right.
Today in Dublin, I discussed the UK’s values-based foreign policy with my Irish counterpart @nealerichmond.
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I’ve had a constructive meeting in Belfast tonight with @HMcEntee as efforts continue to find an agreed way forward on Drumcree. Once again I am grateful to everyone who has offered their help and engaged in frank and open dialogue. 1/2
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Everyone across Northern Ireland wants a peaceful resolution to the situation in Portadown. I’m continuing to work to find a mutually acceptable agreement and I’m grateful to everyone who has offered help and has taken part in the discussions so far. My door remains open and 1/3