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The West Brit Substack. Commentary on Irish and British news from a conservative POV. Journalist. Former barrister, Dublin and London. Mother of 4.
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Burnham guts the Treasury

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By Laura Perrins Verified
| Laura’s Substack
This week Prime Minister Andy Burnham gutted the Treasury. He has put one over on the Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey MP by stripping out the most important element of his job – engineering much needed economic growth in the British economy. This was not how Burnham put it, but it is what he has done. Burnham chose his timing well – August and when many are still spilling ink over the ridiculous Jason Arday story. It received limited attention.
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Meghan arrives in The Motherland

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By Laura Perrins Verified
| Laura’s Substack
And just like that the Duchess of Sussex, I’ll call her Meghan, is coming to a school gate near you. The news dropped, happily for British journalists in August, that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to move back to Blighty very soon. Prince Harry wants the children Archie and Lilibet to be educated in England and not in the US of A. Why doesn’t this surprise me? I wonder if their move back home will be as stressful as ours was.
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As Europeans Work Harder, Inflation Makes Them Poorer

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By Laura Perrins Verified
| Statement.com Verified
The French government spent €240bn ($283bn) in financial aid to businesses hit by the coronavirus pandemic since March 2020. This was mainly in the form of state-guaranteed loans. An increase in the amount of money without a corresponding increase in the supply of real goods means simply that there is more money chasing the same amount of goods and that therefore, according to the universal laws of supply and demand, prices rise.
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