Matthew Lynn is the founder of the Crowd Investor newsletter and a financial columnist for The Daily Telegraph and Money Week. He is also the author of the Death Force thrillers. With a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom, Matthew's articles cover a range of topics including economics, industry, energy, and politics.
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Matthew Lynn's coverage predominantly focuses on finance & economy and government & politics, often integrating legal policy regulation and government announcements. This indicates that he may be open to pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis or commentary on economic trends, regulatory changes, political decisions in the UK, or the impact of global events on Britain.
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The scenes at airports, including Heathrow, Gatwick, Edinburgh, Birmingham and Bristol, after the e-gate failure were disgraceful
They are cheaper to run. They can be simpler to manufacture. And of course, they are far better for the environment, playing a crucial role in hitting our targets to cut carbon emissions.
The service will always arrive on time. You may even get a seat. Fares will be “simpler”. There might even be a decent sandwich for less than a fiver, and of course, most of all the strikes will come to an end.
Another day, another all time high. As the week closed, the FTSE 100 index hit 8,433 — the highest level it has ever reached — and this is turning into a regular occurrence. The FTSE has now hit 11 all-time-highs over the last month, and it is close to equalling the record set way back
Corporate taxes have been hiked. Frozen thresholds have dragged thousands more into higher tax brackets . And of course, there are dozens of other
As it prepares for office later this year, the Labour Party, and especially its leader Sir Keir Starmer, has been busily trying to reassure corporate
Starmer’s backward reforms will damage Britain’s jobs market beyond repair
The price of a slick new BYD will double. The value of tech giant Xiaomi's new SUV – which will sync with your phone – will go through the roof.
By: Matthew Lynn
The Department for Post-Feminist studies needs extra staff. A new meeting room for the decolonising arithmetic research group needs to be finished.
It will scrap many of the net zero policies. It will cut taxes for business. It will put limits on net migration, it will switch to nuclear power, and it will make sure farming receives the support it needs.
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