Jeremy Warner is an Associate Editor at Yahoo News. He specializes in business and economics, finance, and global affairs, covering topics such as capital markets, economic policy, and international security. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Telegraph, and Yahoo Finance.
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Andy Burnham is discovering how different being Greater Manchester mayor is from life in No 10 - Nicola Tree/Getty Images Europe
It was the pledge that cost Theresa May her majority , and ultimately her job as prime minister.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump has taken to regularly calling Kevin Warsh , the new man in the hot seat at the US Federal
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Here's an alarming possibility for Conservatives to ponder amid their catastrophising about the state of the nation: that slowly but surely, the
By: Jeremy Warner
Here’s an alarming possibility for Conservatives to ponder amid their catastrophising about the state of the nation: that slowly but surely, the economy is beginning to recover from the damage inflicted on it over the past couple of years by Rachel Reeves’s two tax-raising Budgets.
Just as we were growing accustomed to the inflationary shock of renewed conflict in the Gulf, along comes another, this time fed by factors beyond our immediate control.
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