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Britain’s new prime minister talks of a new era of belief and possibility. He is yet to say what he plans to do. Andy Burnham has so far sacked the closest allies of his predecessor and announced a tax tweak, albeit a small one, to make electricity cheaper. His big ideas for change, which he calls a “ten-year plan”,
may not come soon.
Supermarkets are easy targets for politicians and hard-up voters seeking someone to blame for high food prices. But look at their profits and it is clear that they are not exactly milking customers. The real cream has historically been elsewhere in the supply chain,
our piece reports.
And on tonight’s
Inside Defence
show Shashank Joshi talks to Jack Watling of RUSI, Britain’s oldest defence think-tank, about whether the war in Ukraine has reached a turning point. You can watch from 6pm London time. | 
