# Ian Lovett
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Ian Nicholas Lovett (born 6 September 1944) is an English banker.
ian lovett is the Chairman of Dunbar Bank.
He has also held directorships of Barclays Bank, Zurich Financial Services and Openwork and has made appearances as an after-dinner speaker.
Russia’s Campaign to Leave Ukraine in the Dark
For the last two months, Russian airstrikes on Ukraine’s power grid have caused prolonged blackouts across the country. Now, millions of people are living without reliable electricity, water and heat. WSJ’s Ian Lovett and a cafe owner in Kyiv on life without power.
Further Reading:
-Russia Unle…
The Navy SEAL Fighting in Ukraine: Daniel Swift and the Pull of Combat
On today's "Hot Wash," RCD contributor John Waters talks to the authors of one the site's most popular recent articles, “The Navy SEAL Who Went to Ukraine Because He Couldn’t Stop Fighting.” The tortured story of Daniel Swift, a decorated Navy SEAL who went AWOL, only to end up on the frontlines of…
The Navy SEAL Fighting in Ukraine: Daniel Swift and the Pull of Combat
On today's "Hot Wash," RCD contributor John Waters talks to the authors of one the site's most popular recent articles, “The Navy SEAL Who Went to Ukraine Because He Couldn’t Stop Fighting.” The tortured story of Daniel Swift, a decorated Navy SEAL who went AWOL, only to end up on the frontlines of…
More than 1,000 medical facilities in Ukraine are decimated. Who is caring for the wounded?
Three years after Russia invaded Ukraine, the war continues on and millions are facing dire humanitarian needs.
Despite prior support from the United States that included billions of dollars in aid, President Donald Trump has now falsely accused Ukraine of starting the war, and called Ukrainian Pr…
Why environmentalists are so worried about this lawsuit
On today’s show: Zelenskyy and Trump will meet in Washington today to discuss a mineral-sharing agreement. The Wall Street Journal’s Ian Lovett explains the stakes, and the Journal also reports on why it will be difficult to extract those minerals from Ukraine.
Mary Steurer with the North Dakota …
Why the U.S. shot down an Iranian drone — and what comes next
U.S. forces shot down an Iranian drone as it approached an American aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea. Idrees Ali of Reuters joins to discuss the incident, as Iranian and U.S. leaders in the region prepare to meet.
Interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez hosted the U.S.’s top diplomat in th…
Why Nurses Are Quitting in Droves
P.M. Edition for Oct. 27. Nurses have relatively high pay and job security in an AI world. But as the Journal’s Te-Ping Chen reports, workplace conditions that lead to burnout and threaten their safety are pushing them to quit more often. Plus, Brazil has revoked the passport of Flávio Bolsonaro, w…
Government corruption is animating voters. Texas shows why.
Ahead of next week’s midterms, voters rank government corruption as a top concern alongside the economy. The Washington Post’s Liz Goodwin explains how Democrat James Talarico is using the issue against Republican Ken Paxton in a close Texas Senate race.
Then, the Wall Street Journal’s Ian Lovett …
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