James Baxter-Derrington is an Investment Editor at The Telegraph. He specializes in business and economics, focusing on retirement planning, saving and investing, particularly within Europe and the UK. James has been featured in several prominent publications, including Professional Adviser, InvestmentEurope Spain, and Yahoo Finance across various regions.
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James Baxter-Derrington's coverage predominantly focuses on business, finance, real estate, and investment analysis within the United Kingdom. His articles often cite data and press releases while also covering government announcements related to finance and economy.
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By: James Baxter-Derrington
Taxpayers are footing the ballooning bill for the capital’s 1.5 million senior travellers
Zack Polanski is an everyman, of sorts.
Defence of the realm is usually a sure-fire election winner, particularly if the leader seeking re-election is standing up to an already-unpopular instigator.
By: James Baxter-Derrington
A smaller state that enables individuals to work hard in order to take control of their own destinies, made possible through a reduction in welfare costs, cheap energy and strong market competition.
By: James Baxter-Derrington
If you ask Angela Rayner, she has been “exonerated” over her tax affairs as HMRC has said that, in its view, she did not deliberately seek to avoid tax.
Labour appears to be in a contest of who can convince party members they hate the rich the most - Jacob King/PA Wire Join James in the comment section below from 3pm.
By: James Baxter-Derrington
"We can't wait for the UK to keep pace with us." This damning indictment from the country's largest company, delivered to a room filled with investors and innovators, is a serious concern.
By: James Baxter-Derrington
Join James for a discussion in the comments section from 12pm. It is almost 29 years to the day since Gordon Brown made his most expensive mistake as chancellor.
The hand-me-down family home is no longer a guarantee – your parents probably have other plans
By: James Baxter-Derrington
Join James to discuss in the comment section below from 12pm. With his Makerfield putsch successful, it is only a matter of time before Andy Burnham waltzes into No 10.
