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Published: July 09, 2018 16:04:23 | Updated: July 11, 2018 14:19:13
British Prime Minister Theresa May appointed Dominic Raab as the new Brexit Secretary on Monday after his predecessor quit in protest at the government’s plans for a close trading relationship with the European Union.
“The Queen has been pleased to approve the appointment of Dominic Raab MP as Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union,” a statement from May’s office said.
Raab was previously a minister for housing, reports Reuters.
Ghana bids farewell to former UN chief Kofi Annan
Khamenei says war unlikely but calls for boosting Iran’s defences
Germany to boost funds for Palestinians after US cut
Iran moves missiles to Iraq in warning to enemies
India may face sanctions if it buys Russia’s missiles: US
Migrant boat sinks off Tunisia, at least five dead
Fed’s George sees more rate hikes, despite Trump
Zimbabwe gripped by court challenge to election result
Obituary: Kofi Annan struggled to escape the curse of history
Move underway to revise STP again
China to penalise $60b of US imports
IsDB invites Bangladesh to subscribe to Islamic bonds
Devise ‘mechanism’ to make best use of climate fund
Simtex Industries to set up spinning unit
Top 10 traded companies clinch 40pc transaction
ICC opens preliminary probe over Rohingya deportations
Weeklong tax fair in divisional cities begins November 13
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