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Statement, there were mounting concerns the Chancellor was on the precipice of making drastic changes to Britain’s savings ...

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Donald Trump’s fantasy-based neo-protectionist economic policy is hitting the concrete wall of reality. The dollar is falling ...

This is an extract from ‘Memories of Margaret Thatcher: A portrait, by those who knew her best’, which is published tomorrow.

DESHAKALYAN CHOWDHURY/AFP via Growth happens at a level central planners can't reach The Guardian has shown why markets make ...