Jack Peat

Jack Peat

Jack is a business and economics journalist and the founder of The London Economic (TLE).

He has contributed articles to VICE, Huffington Post and Independent and is a published author.

Jack read History at the University of Wales, Bangor and has a Masters in Journalism from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Calls for Corbyn to quit as Johnson charms media with cups of tea

Jeremy Corbyn has faced fresh calls to stand down following controversy over a visit to a cemetery in Tunisia in 2014.  Sajid Javid called for the Labour leader to quit after the Daily Mail claimed he was photographed holding a wreath near the graves of those responsible for the massacre of...

Tories present feeble plan to plaster over the wounds they created

The Conservatives have pledged £100 million to "end rough sleeping on England's streets by 2027" after the number of people left homeless due to austerity cuts has soared.  Last year, around 4,800 people were estimated to be sleeping rough in England. This is 15 per cent higher than in 2016, and...

Theatre Review: Around the World in 80 Days, Union Theatre

Southwark’s quaint and quirky Union Theatre plays host to Phil Willmott and Annemarie Lewis-Thomas’ musical adaptation of Jules Verne’s classic novel Around the World in 80 Days this August, with up-beat, slapstic, musical drama on display at a riveting tempo. Produced by Sasha Regan (all Male Iolanthe; HMS Pinafore and...

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Is 2018 the year summer holidays changed for good?

Of all of the benefits associated with EU membership the summer holiday undoubtedly showcased the best of them. With enticing exchange rates, freedom of the skies for UK airlines and seamless custom checks Benidorm became the new Blackpool as Brits flooded overseas for their annual dose of Mediterranean sun. According...

Wine of the Week: Chemins des Pèlerins Rosé

This week we celebrate the pioneering spirit of the Saint-Mont winegrowers with this Rose wine that salutes the revival of several ancient grape varieties which had almost disappeared. Hailing from the Gers region of France the first vines in this area were planted in the 11th century by Benedictine monks. And the very...

Brits splash two months wages on holidays

UK families splash nearly £5,000 a year on holidays, a new study has found - more than double the average monthly salary. From ice-creams to sun loungers and day trips to flights, families will take two holidays a year, which sees parents cough up £2,417 for each nine day-long vacation....

McDonald’s opens reservation-only restaurant in posh London borough

McDonald's is set to open a reservation-only restaurant in High Street Kensington with cutlery, silver cloches and waiters with white gloves. Opening next Wednesday the store will be the first of a luxury experience pilot that could get rolled out across the country. The restaurant will welcome diners with a...

If we are going to tell people what to wear, maybe we should ban men in suits

Boris Johnson has come under fire this week following his comments that women wearing burkas "look like letter boxes" and "bank robbers".  The former Foreign Secretary launched the bizarre tirade in his Daily Telegraph column and has since refused to apologise for his "liberal" views. As Lord Pickles rightly pointed out shortly after,...

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