Peter Foster is the Public Policy Editor at the Financial Times. He focuses on UK policy, including Brexit implementation, pandemic recovery, and economic agendas under the Rishi Sunak government, drawing on his extensive experience covering global affairs and regional economies. Peter's insights have been featured in various publications, including Chatham This Week, The Irish Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Peter's coverage focuses on government policies, legal policy regulation, finance & economy, as well as education. He shows a strong emphasis on UK-specific topics such as the economy, education, Brexit and government policies. When reaching out to Peter with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into UK government policies and regulations related to finance, economics or education.
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By: Ian Johnston, Peter Foster
Warning over U-turn undermining European investments
By: Peter Foster, Henry Foy, George Parker
The prime minister has reopened the debate on EU membership, a decade after the Brexit referendum
By: Henry Foy, George Parker, Peter Foster
UK and Brussels to go ahead with key November meeting after agreeing to kick talks on industrial subsidies into next year
By: Keith Fray, Ben Hall, Peter Foster, Maxine Kelly, George Parker
Burnham has reopened the Brexit debate. That doesn’t mean the UK will be welcomed back on its own terms
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reopened the Brexit debate. That doesn't mean the UK will be welcomed back on its own terms.
By: Peter Foster, Kana Inagaki, Jim Pickard
Jonathan Reynolds authorises officials to draw up package of potential levies that could be imposed
By: Peter Foster, Andy Bounds, Amy Borrett
Trade watchdog’s findings leave ministers facing tough decision on whether to follow recommendation
Best for Britain says alignment between London and bloc would speed up any rejoining process as Andy Burnham prepares ‘options’
By: George Parker, Peter Foster, Andy Bounds
Prime minister to address Commons on Monday as he seeks to reopen debate on Brexit
Some resort communities in the province have passed bylaws allowing use of golf carts on public roads and streets. Not all that good an idea. But why, one might ask?
