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By: Sascha O'Sullivan

Sascha O'Sullivan is the Comment & Features Editor at City A.M.

  • PMQs sketch: Starmer’s cameo on Law & Order

    Sascha o’sullivan

    When in doubt, dig in on law and order. This is underlined, twice, in Sir Keir Starmer’s playbook. The American TV show was, after all, running for more than twenty years, so surely they know a thing or two about what people want.  Indeed, the Labour leader was spoilt for choice with Conservative chaos today. [...]

  • Budget: Jeremy Hunt doesn’t want rabbits in hats, he wants all of us back to work

    Sascha O'Sullivan

    Jeremy Hunt will spend more than £2.5m per new worker in the workforce through pension and childcare policies in five years time.

  • PMQs sketch: Starmer stands up for the Tory backbenches

    Analysis

    As Rishi Sunak tries to keep unity together in Northern Ireland - and build some on the Conservative backbenches and Starmer prepares to unveil the Five Missions no one asked for, Sascha O’Sullivan on today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.

  • Yoga for the many? Offering prices at a sliding scale relies on trust for profits

    February 22, 2023

    Big pharma, hardly a stalwart of social equity, has been offering sliding scale payment for years and now purpose-driven businesses are trying to prove goodwill can pay the bills, writes Sascha O’Sullivan

  • Sunak should go vegan for a month so he can fix Britain’s agriculture industry

    February 15, 2023

    Gen V wants Rishi Sunak to go vegan. He should, but only to understand what our food system needs - with sustainable farming and lab-made meat as great alternatives to an army of vegans, writes Sascha O'Sullivan

  • PMQs sketch: Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the benefactor Sunak’s broken Britain headache

    February 8, 2023

    Ukraine’s prime minister Volodymyr Zelensky made a surprise visit to Britain as Rishi Sunak dodges questions of his cabinet reshuffle in Prime Minister’s Questions, writes Sascha O’Sullivan Britain’s infrastructure is falling apart, the country is plagued by strikes and Rishi Sunak’s government can’t shake off a hangover from Boris Johnson. If Volodymyr Zelenskyyy was struggling [...]

  • PMQs sketch: Starmer’s speechwriters on strike

    February 1, 2023

    Train drivers, teachers, civil servants and apparently Keir Starmer’s speechwriters are on strike today.  It’s the only explanation for the Labour leader trying yet again to get a non-answer out of Rishi Sunak about when he knew Nadhim Zahawi paid a penalty to HMRC.  Trying to point out that Sunak probably did know the thing [...]

  • In this recession, it’s the tail end set of kids starting work who aren’t alright

    February 1, 2023

    People who started work during lockdowns escaped the fate of those entering the labour market in 2008, but it’s the young people still at university we need to be worried about, writes Sascha O’Sullivan.

  • Analysis: When is a plan for the NHS not a plan for the NHS?

    January 30, 2023

    As Rishi Sunak faces yet another scandal after sacking Nadhim Zahawi, his ’emergency’ plan to speed up NHS wait times in A&E falls flat of what is needed, writes Sascha O’Sullivan

  • Analysis: Jeremy Hunt has been E for Everywhere, man

    January 27, 2023

    Jeremy Hunt, the Chancellor, today said financial stability had to come before tax cuts, but said a competitive ’low tax environment’ would be the backbone of future growth. Sascha O’Sullivan looks at his speech.

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