Under Labour, London was never going to have an AI boom. As the AI ‘singularity’ approaches (the hypothetical future point at which artificial intelligence vastly surpasses human intelligence), the technological revolution is driving new all-time-highs in the US stock market. The S&P500 just posted an insane two-month run, matched only four times since 1950. And that’s despite tariffs, global shocks like Iran and the endless whinging of the American left. Few big tech companies make their home in Britain due to its stifling combination of regulation and taxation, under Starmer the transatlantic relationship has nose-dived…
Under Reeves, investors continue to pull money out of the UK. UK equity funds have endured a decade of outflows totalling £71 billion. UK equity outflows in 2025 were £11.1 billion. British equities are continuing to experience outflows from global investors – at roughly 6% of their total assets, compared to less than 1% in Japan, the US and Europe. UK large cap stocks still trade at about a 40% valuation discount to US equities. And what’s the answer to Britain missing out on the global AI prosperity wave? Andy Burnham?
Former leader of the SNP in Westminster Ian Blackford told Times Radio why he believes Nicola Sturgeon’s claim that she spent no time in the kitchen and therefore didn’t see any of her husband’s purchases:
“She doesn’t have a passion for cooking.”