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Paul Murphy is the founding editor of FT Alphaville and an associate editor of the Financial Times. He joined the FT in London in 2006 as development editor of FT.com, concentrating on the expansion of the online business. Prior to that, he served as the Guardian’s financial editor for seven years. He has also held senior positions in business journalism at the Sunday Business newspaper and the Daily Telegraph. Murphy is a graduate of the London School of Economics.

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America’s special relationship is ‘probably Israel’, says UK ambassador to US

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By Lucy Fisher , Paul Murphy 
| Financial Times
Britain’s ambassador to Washington has said that America’s only “special relationship” is “probably Israel”, not the UK, in remarks that...
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Pete Hegseth’s broker looked to buy defence fund before Iran attack

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By Paul Murphy , Harriet Agnew , Joshua Franklin, James Politi 
| Financial Times
A broker for Pete Hegseth, the US defence secretary, attempted to make a big investment in major defence companies in the weeks leading...
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UK Treasury offers up to £100,000 exit packages to cut hundreds of jobs

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By Martin Arnold , Paul Murphy , Lucy Fisher 
| Financial Times
The UK Treasury is offering its officials up to £100,000 to leave voluntarily as part of plans to cut hundreds of jobs in the finance...
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