Jeremy Warner is an Associate Editor for The Telegraph and Yahoo News, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a wide range of topics including economics, politics, and current affairs, and his work has also been featured in publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald and Yahoo Finance.
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· 6-min read Let's start with the more positive news.
Anyone joining the seemingly interminable queue to get through immigration at Washington DC's Dulles Airport, as I did recently, might have noticed
When something isn't working, governments are entitled to change the policy.
By: Jeremy Warner
“Il sorpasso” (the overtaking), Donald Tusk, the prime minister of Poland, seemed to proclaim in promising that as measured by GDP per capita, Poles will be richer than their British counterparts by 2030.
Bloc membership fails as a guarantee for growth for one simple reason
In one of Mulla Nasruddin's fables, the great polymath is caught in the act and sentenced to death. Pleading forgiveness from the king, he promises that given a year, he can teach the king's horse to sing.
How much debt is too much? After three economic shocks in a row – the financial crisis, the pandemic and the energy price spike – the world economy is drowning in the stuff, with little sign of any life raft to the rescue.
By: Jeremy Warner
After last year's technical recession, the UK economy is on the up once more.
Those who refuse to learn from their mistakes are doomed to repeat them. With this old truism in mind, what to make of the Bank of England's latest monetary policy report, published last week?
By: Jeremy Warner
“The economy has turned a corner…the plan is working, and we must stick to it”, the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, triumphantly tweeted last week in response to better-than-expected data on the economy.
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