The Halifax (which is a trading division of the Bank of Scotland, which is, in turn, a subsidiary of Lloyds Banking Group) has reported this
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Drugs galore
As if to reinforce the point in today’s video, I noticed this in the FT yesterday: GSK launched a rare £2bn share buyback and raised
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Are drug companies putting profits ahead of curing people?
Curing diseases is not a very profitable activity for drug companies. Managing sick people is. So, do drug companies really want to cure diseases, or
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Why go back?
As the FT noted yesterday: Four Labour MPs who were suspended from the parliamentary party last summer for voting against Sir Keir Starmer’s welfare policies
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Spring is on its way
I took some of yesterday off and went to North Norfolk. The first call was RSPB Titchwell: That one came out of the camera like
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The Bank of England could try harder
Whilst I was out yesterday, the Bank of England offered its opinion on the economy. Inflation is not as low as they would desire. The
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It’s not all hogwash
The Guernsey Press – and the Guernsey establishment – have not always been big fans of mine. I did my utmost to change the tax
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One in five adults has or is at risk of having type 2 diabetes and Labour does not care
As the Guardian reports this morning: One in five adults in the UK are now living with diabetes or pre-diabetes, according to “alarming” data that
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Why shouldn’t we be disillusioned with our politicians?
I have already discussed the chaos being created by Trump this morning. He is destroying politics as we know it in pursuit of what I
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