# Duncan Weldon
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duncan weldon is a journalist, and former political advisor, researcher, and market strategist.Weldon joined the Labour Party at age 18.He is currently the Britain economics correspondent at The Economist, and has been with the magazine since 2019. An economist by background he began his career at the Bank of England. Other early roles included asset management (including four years in fund management, becoming a partner at Senhouse Capital), a researcher and economics advisor for the Labour Party, and senior economist at the Trades Union Congress.Weldon was appointed as BBC Newsnight's Economics and Business editor in 2014.
Baroness Claire Fox, Duncan Weldon, Toby Perkins & Emma Best
Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question are the independent peer and free speech campaigner Baroness Claire Fox, economist Duncan Weldon, Labour MP Toby Perkins and Conservative London Assembly deputy leader Emma Best.
How have you had to cut back since the war in the Middle East sent the global economy into turmoil?
How have you had to cut back since the war in the Middle East sent the global economy into turmoil? What else would you like to see Rachel Reeves do to help with this summer cost-of-living crisis?
Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question are the independent peer and free speech campaigner Baroness Clair…
Does money really decide wars? Strange tales from the Vikings to the Luftwaffe to Ukraine
Why did getting pillaged by Vikings ultimately help the economies of the Middle Ages? How did a flood of silver from conquered South America end up making Spain poorer? Was Genghis Khan the father of globalisation? And why was it a terrible idea to garland Luftwaffe fighter aces with medals and fam…
Howitzers: Medieval cannons and the supply chains of modern war
Ed uncovers the surprising story of the howitzer – the artillery weapon that has dominated battlefields for hundreds of years, from Napoleon to Ukraine and forever changed the economics of war. But this isn't just the story of a big gun.
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Why are so many ex-prisoners being sent back to prison?
Tim Harford investigates some of the numbers in the news. This week:
(00:38) The number of people being recalled to prison after early release in England and Wales is rising sharply. Why?
(07:37) Is the UK millionaire an endangered species? We ask Duncan Weldon - he’s like David Attenborough, but f…
What Caused Europe's Witch Hysteria?
Across early modern Europe, fear spread like wildfire; between the 15th and 17th centuries, tens of thousands were accused, tortured, and executed as witches. At its centre was a man named Heinrich Kramer, whose infamous book, Malleus Maleficarum, or The Hammer of Witches, fanned the flames of hyst…
How Did the Industrial Revolution Change the World?
Was the Industrial Revolution the most important event in human history? Dan is joined by economist and journalist Duncan Weldon to explore why exactly the industrial revolution started on the soggy archipelago of Britain and the impact of its entrepreneurs, politics, and empire had on the country …
How Did Genghis Khan Change the World?
Genghis Khan reshaped the world with brutal force and brilliant organisation. He began life in exile and rose to be a powerful nomadic warrior who united the disparate Mongol tribes to create the largest contiguous empire in history. Dan is joined by economic historian Duncan Weldon to explain how …
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