2025More highlights of Britain Day on September 19, 2019 are:
Britain and the United States signed a "technology prosperity agreement", US companies pledged to invest £150 billion in the UK
● English and French " One in, one out "immigration swap agreementImplemented for the first time
● TrumpSuggested Starmer Use Military to Deport Illegal Immigrants
● The analysis showed: Graduates of private schoolsThey are five times more likely to become British social elite than others.
● LONDONThe average house price in three communities exceeded £1 million.
UK-US sign'tech boom deal 'as US companies pledge to invest £ 150 bn in Britain
On September 18, British President Donald Trump visited the Chekes mansion of the British Prime Minister's country residence to meet with British Prime Minister Stammer.
The British government announced that Trump and Starmer signed a "tech prosperity agreement" to strengthen cooperation between the two countriesto cooperate in areas such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing and nuclear energy, A number of American companies have pledged to invest a total of 150 billion pounds in the UK, creating more than 7,600 jobs.
Specifically to:
- In the next 10 years, The Black Stone GroupThe company has previously announced that it will invest £10 billion in the development of UK data centers.
- by MicrosoftPromise to invest £22 billion in the UK over the next four years;
- GooglePromise to invest £5 billion in the UK over the next two years to expand an existing data center in Hertford County;
- US Real Estate Investment Trust Fund Prologis£3.9 billion in life sciences and advanced manufacturing in Cambridge and Daventry
- American Data Companies PalantirBritain will invest up to £1.5 billion in defense innovation.
- American technology companies. AmentumIt plans to create more than 3,000 jobs in Glasgow, Warrington and the Midlands;
- Boeing isThe company will convert two 737s for the U.S. Air Force in Birmingham, which will be the first U.S. Air Force aircraft built in Britain in more than 50 years.
Britain-France "one in, one out" immigration swap agreement was implemented for the first time
On September 18, the first "one-in-one" migration exchange agreement between the British and the French governments came into effect. That morning, an Indian man who was travelling to Britain on a small boat was deported back to France and had arrived in Paris by Air France.
According to the British media, the move marks a major step in the fight against illegal immigration.
Trump suggests Stammer use military to expel illegal immigrants
On September 18th, US President Trump, who was visiting the UK, made suggestions to British Prime Minister Starmer on border control at a press conference. Trump said: “It will destroy a country from the inside, and we are massively expelling those who enter the United States illegally.
Trump said border controls were a “very tough task,” but “there was no choice but to remove illegal immigrants.” I have told the British Prime Minister to stop this, whether you use the military or whatever else。”
Private school graduates are five times more likely to become British elite than others
The Sutton TrustA recent analytical report found that people with private education are more likely to obtain senior positions in politics, business, media and law in the UK, they are five times more likely to grow into the British social elite than others, and private school graduates are 21 times more likely to study at Oxford or Cambridge.
After studying the educational backgrounds of CEOs of FTSE 100 companies in the UK, the Sutton Trust found that only one-third (34%) of CEOs educated in the UK were educated in public comprehensive schools, and nearly two-fifths (37%) attended private schools.
Only one tenth of the chairmen of FTSE 100 companies educated in the UK are educated in public comprehensive schools, and more than two-thirds (68%) attend private schools; Nearly half (45%) of FTSE 100 chairmen graduated from Oxford or Cambridge, and 41% of chairmen also graduated from Oxford and Cambridge and attended private schools.
The Saten Trust found that the phenomenon of private school elite flourishing is not limited to large corporations, with one-third (34%) of the chief executives of charities in the UK attending private schools, and one-fifth of those attending Oxford or Cambridge.
Approximately 62% of senior judges in the UK have been enrolled in private schools, three-quarters of which have graduated from the Bull Sword. Of the executive secretaries leading the UK government department, almost half (47%) have been in private schools. In the UK House of Representatives, more than half (52%) of the lawmakers have received private education; in the aristocratic aristocracy, this figure is 95%, with more than half in the Ethan School.
In the UK, about half of newspaper columns writers have received private education, as did 45% of podcasts, 47% of political commentators and 38% of BBC executives.
The average house price in three communities in London exceeded £1 million
In the past year, the average house price of three new communities in London has exceeded £1 million, respectively. South Hampstead、Ravenscourt Parkand West Putney。
These three communities are located in the wealthy district of London and are popular with many home buyers because of the shadowy green, quiet, attractive row houses and villas, and excellent schools.