Former UK prime minister’s new memoir shows she is isn’t backing down despite being blamed for almost collapsing the British economy
Kwasi Kwarteng
Budgetary policy is so difficult that most countries in the west are unlikely to live happily ever after
The stability message is unlikely to wash with 20-somethings stuck living at home
EBU director general, Noel Curran, urges media to call out attacks on its freedom and independence
Sales of offices in London essentially stopped after the Truss government’s ‘mini-budget’
British cabinet minister tells the Financial Times Liz Truss felt ‘invincible, almost regal’
Martin Wolf: It would be wonderful if the Tory administration could start doing sensible stuff
The British experience is a reminder that high-debt countries walk a tightrope, particularly with interest rates again on the rise.
Former chancellor criticises ex-PM’s ‘mad’ decision to sack him
If you insist on treating politics as entertainment, you are liable to get what you asked for
Business that builds the multi-asset and derivatives strategies for pension funds fell from £225bn to £205.5bn
British PM’s grip on power looks ever more tenuous as home secretary quits and MPs rebel
Jeremy Hunt ditches economic strategy and drops ‘almost all’ tax cuts announced by predecessor Kwasi Kwarteng
UK chancellor outlines measures to tackle government’s deficit
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