James Fitzgerald is an editor for bustingbrackets.com, with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom. His work has been featured in various publications such as OMFIF, Yahoo Finance UK, The Telegraph, and BBC News. James covers a range of topics including finance, property, emerging trends, and human interest stories.
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Institute for Fiscal Studies boss bets Chancellor Rachel Reeves will have to come back for more tax rises.
After the case went cold for years, Richard Allen is found guilty of killing two girls as they hiked.
By: James Fitzgerald
Landlords are often painted as wealthy Baby Boomers -- but what do they really do for a living?
Carr, a free speech advocate and longtime FCC member, has accused some social media firms of censorship.
The US president-elect has emphasised the scale of his win – but data shows that most voters picked someone else.
Dave Ramsden, deputy governor of the Bank of England, joined OMFIF to discuss topical UK financial stability issues from his vantage point as a Financial Policy Committee member with executive responsibilities for the Bank's market operations.
The Franklin brush fire has burned about 100 acres in an upmarket area of the US state of California.
Advocacy groups call the controversial weapon "the fastest growing gun safety problem in the US".
By: James Fitzgerald
Advocacy groups call the controversial weapon "the fastest growing gun safety problem in the US".
The White House described it as the most acts of presidential clemency issued in a single day.
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