The FT notes this morning that: Chancellor John Healey will help first-time homebuyers, tackle high energy costs and announce a series of “everyday fixes” in
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Elections, and election results, dominate this morning’s news. President Lula has won in Brazil, against expectations. The result is tight, with Lula winning just over
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Activist and commentator Vincent Gomez has posted an article on his Sovereign Money Substack that includes this chart: As he notes: Britain’s mortgage rates are now
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There were two reasons why I recorded this morning’s video. The first is that I believe that everything I say in it is right, and
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I looked at this morning’s news, as usual, and much of it felt like the typical gloom, or the regular litany of neoliberal government errors
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Is France showing us that neoliberalism is beginning to fail? As protests against austerity grow, financial markets are demanding spending cuts while ordinary people are
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As the Guardian has noted in an email this morning: After weeks of speculation, the secretary of state for energy and net zero, Miatta Fahnbulleh,
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Just in case you thought things might get better in the world, the Financial Times has reported this morning that: Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing to
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As the FT noted in an editorial last night, when discussing the riots in France at the weekend: One reason the [French] government has struggled
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