Jack Peat is the Editor at The London Economic and a contributor to JOE.co.uk. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, world politics, and social issues, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Jack's work has been featured in notable publications such as JOE, Doncaster Free Press, and Her.ie.
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Jack Peat's reporting mainly focuses on UK politics, particularly government announcements and legal policy regulations. His coverage also includes entertainment news to a lesser extent.
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The study also found that Kemi Badenoch sits to the right of her party with a score that puts her political position closer to Nigel Farage.
Farage likes to make out that he's popular with the young ones - but this event suggests he's got some work to do!
By: Jack Peat
"Italy have reinforced their borders. They built a wall, I went to see that wall."
By: Jack Peat
You'll be hard pressed to find a more cringeworthy example of what happens when political point scoring goes wrong.
By: Jack Peat
“With every hysterical headline, the rightwing press show the public just how out of touch they are", a Labour source said.
By: Jack Peat
Reform UK has received a grey verification tick on X which demarks government organisations or officials.
By: Jack Peat
The dinner was attended by Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, Liz Truss, Robert Jenrick and Lee Anderson among other high-profile political figures.
Almost four times as many Britons have a negative view of Musk (64 per cent) as a positive one (17 per cent).
By: Jack Peat
Passengers heading back to Edinburgh have been forced to spend the night in Madrid after easyJet crew were hit with out-of-hours issues.
By: Jack Peat
Days after calling for X posts to be "more positive", Musk has dubbed Jess Phillips a "rape genocide apologist".
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