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The UK government is no stranger to unequal treaties. The most infamous of all was the Treaty of Nanjing, which ended the First Opium War (1839-1842) between Great Britain and the Qing dynasty.

The death of Mikhail Gorbachev last night marks the end of an extraordinary time in world history, when the apparently inexorable changes that followed the Second World War were undone. He was the man who, more than anyone, drew back the Iron Curtain.

For two years, the Government has found itself being attacked by the Mayor for spending £5 billion to rescue his transport network.

London Mayor and Transport Secretary clash over ‘malicious’ terms of massive bailout

Sadiq Khan says fare rises and bus cuts are likely

The union boss said the deal would have an impact on pensions and pay for union members in the future

Sadiq Khan accepts ‘far from ideal’ settlement but says it secures long-term future for transport network

TfL expects to receive around £1.2 billion of funding from the Government until the end of March 2024.

Multi-billion-pound bailout announced but Sadiq Khan has warned settlement still leaves ‘significant funding gap’

Transport for London’s board called the meeting following weeks of intense negotiations over a bailout

TfL advises around ten percent of the bus network affected, including routes serving Notting Hill Carnival