
Concerns over online safety and competition amid US tariff deal
The last week has seen global upheaval as President Trump announced new export tariffs – the UK has been assigned a 10% rate.
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We’ve been through the manifesto’s of the main political parties and picked out the areas with implications for our sector following the formation of a new government.
These set out the policies that the parties would implement if elected to Government on 4th July 2024. Whilst not legally binding, they are seen as the policies for which the party of Government have the strongest democratic mandate.
The areas covered give the UK electorate commitments on key priority issues and of significance to the publishing sector the manifestos feature commitments on artificial intelligence, press regulation, and the role of the Royal Mail.
Links to each party’s manifesto in full can be found at the end of the document. You can read our analysis here.
The last week has seen global upheaval as President Trump announced new export tariffs – the UK has been assigned a 10% rate.
The PPA has joined with other organisations to urge the UK government not to compromise on online safety and digital competition regulation in its deal
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