Does the housing market obey the laws of supply and demand?

We say no.

Join us for a controversial, possibly mind-blowing journey into the heart of darkness, into an upside-down-world that set Twitter on fire this week.

Victoria Nuland has fallen on her sword. Or someone else’s sword. Whatever happened to America’s third-ranking diplomat, suddenly retiring at 62 while her President hobbles on at 80, it does seem there are suddenly a lot of swords about.

Does the fall of notoriously Russia-averse Nuland clear the way for a Biden 180 on Ukraine?

Finally, when Rishi Sunak put the crested podium out front of Downing Street last Friday night, for an emergency announcement, it felt more like a hostage situation - like the British political class begging for its life.

The Gaza War has ripped up the story Britain once told itself about its multiculture. But still no one can quite say it.

How will the country survive its political class being rendered altogether speechless?

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Premium Edition: The YIMBY Defence League, Nuland Goes, Galloway Comes