CEO of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations, Barrie Deas, discusses the unanticipated increase in fish stocks and downplays the UK’s fishing quota being set to rise by 30,000 tonnes as ‘Government spin’ on the achievement reached in EU–UK post-Brexit trade.

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Justin Urquhart-Stewart warns Britain is close to a fiscal crisis as bond markets demand higher interest to lend to governments. The US, France, Japan and Britain are being particularly hardly hit, as investors also begin to fret about the AI and tech investment bubbles.

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Labour has been accused of being “drunk on power” after sending millions of Brits warning alerts on Friday evening about the threat of wildfires.

Millions of people in England and Wales received an alert on their mobile devices warning them of a “very high risk of wildfires nationally”.

It came after Prime Minister Andy Burnham described Britain as a “tinderbox” and a temporary ban on disposable barbecues was put in place.

Speaking to GB News Breakfast, Shadow Housing Secretary Sir James Cleverly criticised the decision, saying: “This is another example of a Labour government drunk on power, abusing its position. Abusing the mechanisms of the state to try and get ahead of the news cycle.”

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