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siden 23. april 2026
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Send us Fan Mail It's a febrile time for Britain's supermarkets, who have been hit particularly hard by geopolitical instability and War in Iran. But what does it mean for the sector and, more importantly, for your pocket? Could we start to see supermarkets buying each other out? And, can…

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Send us Fan Mail With Conservative party conference underway, Kemi Badenoch is looking to get her party fighting fit for the next election. The leader of the opposition has doubled down on her party’s support for the triple lock on the state pension, whilst offering up a cut to inheritance tax and …
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we dive into the UK's brewing financial storm as 30-year gilt yields hit 6%—pushing borrowing costs into the danger zone just weeks ahead of the budget. You will learn exactly how a slashed £9 billion in fiscal headroom could derail upcoming spending pledges a…
Send us Fan Mail As the dust settles on Labour party conference, the Business As Usual team dig into the economic dividing lines for the next general election. Is Andy Burnham set to drag Britain back into the 1970s? Plus: Why are Greggs and Shepherd Neame undergoing aggressive streamlining? And, c…
Send us Fan Mail Today on Business As Usual: It's finally happened... A major party has broken rank and pledged to scrap the triple lock on state pensions. What does this mean for Labour and - more importantly - for the public finances? We dig into Labour's plans for 'Great British G…
Send us Fan Mail John Healey set out his stall at Labour conference with bold promises of a "new age of industrialisation". But the Chancellor has to contend with bleak economic headwinds, and dubious backing from the Labour party for tough economic decisions.  And Angela Rayner's ne…
Send us Fan Mail On today's Business As Usual: We dig into the hostile reception awaiting Andy Burnham at the Labour Party conference amid growing fears of a fiscal crisis. Will City leaders warm to Labour again, or is the new PM's honeymoon officially over? Plus: The real reason Tesco is…
Send us Fan Mail Are AI cyber threats about to trigger catastrophic banking freezes and nationwide power cuts across the City of London? And can Presidents Trump and Xi forge an unlikely alliance to put the brakes on the technology? In this episode of Business as Usual, we'll also take a look …
Send us Fan Mail Is Britain’s economy at breaking point? We dive deep into the terrifying new data showing UK public borrowing has wildly overshot expectations, pushing the nation towards an unprecedented £3 trillion debt mountain. Just a month out from the Budget, what levers does the new Chancell…
Send us Fan Mail In today's Business As Usual podcast: With reports growing that John Healey will lower the threshold for mansion tax to £1.5m, here's how the policy would hit Londoners hardest.  Homegrown tech success story NScale is listing (in the US...). We discuss their chief executi…
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