Who Will Be the Next UK Prime Minister and What Will It Mean for the Pound?
27/06/2026 by Tony Redondo “If it’s all going so fine, why is he resigning?” That was Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch’s question at PMQs this week, cutting through Sir Keir Starmer’s narrative of a recovering Britain (falling NHS waiting lists, children lifted from poverty) as he announced his resignation as PM. It’s all-change at Westminster with […]
Why Our Obsession with Certainty Hinders Us in Times of Turmoil
19/06/2026 by Hamish Knox of Sandler Training | Sales Training & Development Company Humans are certainty obsessed. It’s why we tend to overcorrect in a crisis because the certainty provided by watching from the sidelines is more comfortable than being even one inch on the pitch where risk exists. Given all the changes we’ve experienced, […]
The Burnham Effect: How the Makerfield By-Election Could Spook Bond Markets
Makerfield has been one of the safest, most unbroken Labour seats in the country, held continuously by the party and its predecessor seat, Ince since 1906. That safety can no longer be taken for granted. The constituency has been transformed into a highly volatile battleground between Labour and an insurgent Reform UK. Two forces are […]
The Leaked Words Haunting Labour’s Grim 2026 Economic Outlook
06/06/2026 by Tony Redondo These 11 words will haunt Labour for years to come. Pat McFadden, one of Starmer’s most loyal lieutenants, privately accused backbench MPs of caring only about “who can we tax in order to pay benefits to others.” The remark emerged during extraordinary exchanges with Peter Mandelson amid Labour’s winter fuel payments […]