# Anthony Eden

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AI Agents Just Unlocked $7 Trillion in Invoices Nobody Could Finance

Trust is the most expensive thing in business, and nobody bills you for it until it is gone. Four nine-figure receivables frauds hit the industry in a single year, and every one of them traces back to the same quiet failure: a lender who built a relationship, got comfortable, and stopped checking. …

Shockwave: Suez: The crisis that humbled Britain

A miniseries from the New Economics Podcast which asks how have energy crises shaped our economy and what do we need to do to shockproof our energy system in an increasingly volatile world? It's 1956 and the UK and France have joined forces to attack Egypt. What became known as the Suez Crisis end…

Where have our Prime Ministers chosen as their final resting place?

This week Since Attlee & Churchill takes a funereal turn as Lee and Richard trace where each of Britain's nine deceased post-war prime ministers chose to be buried. Featuring Clement Attlee's memorial in Westminster Abbey, Winston Churchill's return to Bladon, Anthony Eden's dramatic dash home from…

Britain's Worst Prime Minister

Could Liz Truss be Britain's worst Prime Minister? As the political scene in the UK hurtles into further disarray, Dan gets together historians Tim Bale, Catherine Haddon and Robin Eagles to put forward who they think has been Britain's worst Prime Minister over the centuries. Anthony Eden, Edward …

Macmillan's Britain – Suez, Decline, and the Winds of Change 1957-60

In this solo episode of the Explaining History Podcast, we explore the Macmillan years – that remarkable, contradictory period of post-war British history when the country was forced to confront its diminished place in the world, even as it sought to cling to the vestiges of imperial power. When An…

The Irish Kraken Awakens: British Interests After American Power

Donald Trump’s year of smashing things continues apace. Iran, Greenland, Canada… At some point, there is no more china in the shop for the bull to break. But not yet. With his comments that he wants to see a united Ireland, the President has jabbed the Special Relationship in the eye, kneed it in t…