Allegra Stratton is a Contributing Editor at Bloomberg News, where she writes the Readout newsletter. With a focus on government and politics, energy policy, and global affairs, she covers a range of topics including current affairs, geopolitics, and public policy. Allegra's work has been featured in The Washington Post and Bloomberg News.
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By: Allegra Stratton
The monarch came to parliament to launch the government’s plan for the year ahead as Starmer struggles to hold on to power
The bond markets are worried about Andy Burnham’s spending plans if he becomes prime minister. Can he reassure them? And does he even want to?
Andy Burnham will attempt to return to Parliament amid debates over Brexit and the role of the bond markets.
Comments by banking boss on AI replacing “lower value human capital” could pose a dilemma for Labour
The leadership contender has reassured the bond markets but they will pounce on any sign of weakness
If the Strait of Hormuz doesn’t open soon, Burnham as PM could face an economic and geopolitical ordeal.
The three-time winning PM is worried the fight to be the next leader is “retro.” Does he have a point?
By: Allegra Stratton
The PM should be looking forward to celebrating two years in office and Arsenal’s success but instead there’s more Mandelson trouble and talk of another general election.
By: Allegra Stratton
With tech companies pushing the boundaries on AI, British lawmakers are asking just how much freedom to give them.
By: Allegra Stratton
If Burnham wants to succeed where Starmer failed he needs to make sure he has a strategic plan.
