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In 2013, a 47-year-old Mark Carney was appointed the new governor of the Bank of England by a positively giddy George Osborne, then the chancellor of the Exchequer. A polished technocrat with an international pedigree, Carney had been courted for a year by Osborne before his appointment was announced. And speaking to the House of… Read more »
On the surface, it would seem that Labour, of the two main parties competing for No 10, has the least work to do this conference season. The party’s sustained polling advantage, averaging around 17 per cent over the Conservatives, would suggest Keir Starmer should be concerned, merely, with sealing the deal with the electorate this… Read more »
