Allegra Stratton is a contributing editor at Bloomberg News. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, energy policy, and corporate finance, often focusing on elections, public policy, and sustainability. Allegra's insights and expertise have also been featured in The Washington Post and Bloomberg News.
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Allegra Stratton’s coverage is mainly focused on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to lifestyle topics. She appears to value expert commentary and announcements when covering these themes.
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By: Allegra Stratton, Morwenna Coniam
Can Burnham Make Britain Believe Again? He Has Three Years To Try... Starting Now
By: Allegra Stratton
The New PM has to make sure global events don’t make the cost of living get even worse
Britain is struggling to cope with this new era of unpredictable energy and ultra-high demand.
The new PM’s top team is determined to change the UK’s welfare system, but while their ideas might be better, they may also take time and cash
By: Allegra Stratton, Kit Rees
The PM’s seeks to avoid “death tax” label in push to reform social care policy
By: Allegra Stratton
The new PM’s ratings are high but his devolution plan faces opposition from parts of the UK.
By: Allegra Stratton
Are the banks mega-profits too tempting for the UK government to ignore? The sums would help Burnham’s team, but come at a cost.
By: Allegra Stratton
UK employers keep reducing headcount - the new government has to tackle this if it’s to `bring back hope.’
The new administration risks damaging the UK economy by letting speculation swirl about tax rises.
The new prime minister wants to be a big spender. The bond markets have other plans.
