These are two opinion poll results announced yesterday: Labour’s support has collapsed. Right now, there is little chance of it returning. The Tories have no
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Are markets just going to watch the US coup erupt?
As the FT has reported, after Trump reached temporary agreements with Mexico and Canada, delaying tariffs for thirty days: The S&P 500, which had earlier
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Is Trump going to meltdown?
Trump is bringing financial markets down whilst increasing tensions inside and outside the USA. How long is it before he delivers a meltdown? This is
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The coming private debt crisis will be Rachel Reeves’ fault
Financial advisers Hargreaves Lansdown reported this morning that: Households with unsecured debts (like credit cards and loans) spend an average of £216 a month on
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Labour would rather you were ill than take the risk of offending their donors in the food industy
I noted a report from the House of Lords Food, Diet and Obesity Committee entitled ‘Recipe for health: a plan to fix our broken food
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Certainty – the enemy of unity
I watched Conclave last night and very much enjoyed it. There was a lot to consider. The Robert Harris book on which it is based
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Trump’s nightmare 2025 is going as I predicted
I posted this on 11 November. I think it is worth visiting again. Things are going as badly as I expected: Trump controls the Presidency,
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Financial markets don’t like Trump – and that is going to hurt him with the MAGA mob
This is the Guardian’s reaction to overnight financial trading in Asian stock and money markets: Stocks in Hong Kong, fell nearly 2% while China’s markets
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Do young people really want a dictatorship in the UK?
Young people are giving up on democracy because our politicians are giving up on them. But it’s not democracy that’s at fault – it is
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