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  • Britain’s bond market has developed chest pains. The government says everything is under control, the Chancellor is checking the notes, and the Bank of England is standing beside the emergency trolley saying: “Don’t touch the defibrillator unless we absolutely have to.” First, they will avoid emergency treatment. The Bank of England can buy government bonds…

  • Imagine a political protest producing 636 arrests in a weekend, police recovering 68 weapons, hundreds of people being intercepted before they even reached the main event, and knife assaults taking place among the crowds. Would the headlines call it a vibrant celebration? Would commentators patiently remind us that the overwhelming majority behaved themselves? Or would television studios spontaneously…

  • 🇬🇧🏥🤡Britain increasingly feels like a country where the priorities have been fed into a shredder and reassembled by someone wearing oven gloves. Patients can spend hours being treated in corridors, families struggle to get GP appointments, ambulances queue outside hospitals — yet the public keeps hearing about enormous sums being spent elsewhere. 🚨Welcome to Britain:…

Ian McEwan

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