Trump shows us the way to make Britain great again

As the world's nations are forced to reset their economies due to the chaos unleashed by President Trump's tariff onslaught, now is not the time to dither but to grab the moment with bold actions of our own.

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We can already thank Brexit for British goods now being 10% cheaper than our European rivals not to mention considerably cheaper than Asian nations.

To embrace this competitive advantage, Britain should ramp up a reduction in taxes to make the UK the perfect place for foreign businesses to make their goods and export into the US market.

To do that, the UK needs to offer lower corporate taxes and cheaper energy.

Energy-hungry Al firms are hardly going to relocate to a country with the highest industrial electricity prices in the world. Sir Keir Starmer is offering us a new reality to steady our economy in choppy seas, but his words are not really followed by strong actions.

He stood in a West Midlands factory at the start of the week, promising to help British car-makers cope with 25% tariffs but his so-called watering down of net-zero rules on electric vehicles has failed to rally manufacturers.

A mere reduction of fines per petrol car from £15,000 to £12,000 still means car-makers are faced with huge financial losses if the EV market doesn't pick up, or worse they will have to pay out to Chinese EV makers to gain carbon credits.

Consequently, people will lose jobs.