Violet Hudson

The Waitrose effect and Mr Nobody, the new pensions minister

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A month on from Brexit and the effects on the economy are beginning to show, says the Guardian in a study of the present state of the nation’s finances. It’s mostly bad news: the pound is at its lowest since 1985, down 12 pc against the dollar and 9 pc against the euro – meaning holidays are more expensive than ever.

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