Jeremy Hunt is under renewed pressure to revive the economy as the IMF warns that UK growth this year will be worse than Russia’s, and half a million workers prepare to strike.
Up to 11,000 schools are expected to shut tomorrow as teachers join train drivers, civil servants, university lecturers, bus drivers and security guards in a de facto general strike, the largest in a decade.
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The wiping out of the holders of Credit Suisse’s AT1 is to bond markets as seismic an event as the recent earthquake in Syria and Turkey was to its people.
A combination of rising interest rates and slowing growth are testing the financial system. Have the authorities learned the lessons of 2008?
Over 300 demonstrators have been arrested nationwide following clashes with the police.
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