Eir Nolsøe is a senior economics reporter at The Telegraph. She covers a range of topics including government tax and spending, the labour market, and monetary policy, with a keen interest in migration and asylum issues. Eir's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance UK, Yahoo Finance, The Age, The Telegraph, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Eir Nolsoe's primary focus is on finance and economy, with a significant coverage of government and politics. The articles indicate a strong emphasis on citing data, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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Interview: Prof Brian Bell warns current immigration levels are unsustainable for Britain
Business Secretary refuses to echo Chancellor’s promise that she will not to ‘come back for more’
By: Eir Nolsøe, Chris Price
The taxes paid by Britain’s biggest companies jumped by 10.
The move from physical money to digital transactions may be leaving nations exposed to Russian cyber-attacks
The UK faces a fundamental breakdown in the reliability of data – and MPs want answers
By: Chris Price, Eir Nolsøe
Hiring is slowing at the worst rate in four years as businesses brace for a blow from Rachel Reeves’s National Insurance tax raid.
By: Eir Nolsøe
Increase comes in spite of Threadneedle Street’s recent Bank Rate cuts
Waiting lists for therapy mean many rely sites like TikTok for medical advice
By: Eir Nolsoe
Faith-Hope Mbachu always dreamt of becoming a lawyer. So when she started her law degree at Nottingham Trent University, she felt excited and optimistic.
The economy may be flatlining as Bank policymakers consider their final interest rate decision of the year
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