Dan McCrum

FT Investigations. Dubious accounting and all that. 'Your sister’s nice boyfriend'. Wrote Money Men

[Dan McCrum @FD]

Who is Jan Marsalek?
Well, have I got one hell of a story for you https://t.co/uarQxZMpsI

[Dan McCrum @FD]

There are less Nazis on Bluesky.

OK, fine, I mean fewer, grammar nazis

[Dan McCrum @FD]

Join the Exodus. I'll see you at the other place

@mccrum.bsky.social

[Dan McCrum @FD]

Join the Exodus. I'll see you at the other place

@mccrum.bsky.social

[Robert Armstrong @rbrtrmstrng]

Who are these people, and do they play weddings

[Dan Davies @dsquareddigest]

should the United States immigration and naturalization service show any mercy to people who, apparently inadvertently, misused the green card program, or should it ban them from permanent residence in California? asking for a friend

[Dan McCrum @FD]

https://t.co/ozqRPjxCaj

[Dan McCrum @FD]

Actually reading the words of the US president is a deeply strange experience https://t.co/9rcnYalpEX

[Dan McCrum @FD]

"The late great Hannibal Lecter"
https://t.co/W8HEUFXEcc

[Dan McCrum @FD]

What does this say about your character?

"The itinerary for this was set weeks ago"

[Sam Coates Sky @SamCoatesSky]

Tense.

Do watch in full

[Dan McCrum @FD]

Sorry is the hardest word

[Sky News @SkyNews]

"On reflection, that was a mistake and I apologise."

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says it is important that the story of him leaving D-Day commemorations early yesterday is not "politicised".

https://t.co/LvZ68Qdzzr

📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

[Dan McCrum @FD]

interesting structural theory that Conservative austerity pushed regulatory obligations onto business as cost saving

[Adam Bell @Adam_Grant_Bell]

Which is that Cameron and Osborne's austerity project failed to meaningfully engage with the reality of this regulatory state, and rather than seeking to reduce the number of these entities simply starved them of funding. /9

[Adam Bell @Adam_Grant_Bell]

Which is that Cameron and Osborne's austerity project failed to meaningfully engage with the reality of this regulatory state, and rather than seeking to reduce the number of these entities simply starved them of funding. /9

[Chris Dillow @CJFDillow]

I wrote here that many mistakes are inevitable and thus forgivable, whilst others are not: https://t.co/lXETj3Lbdp Sunak's is the latter type.

[Josh Noble @JoshTANoble]

"Behold the final casualties of Brexit"

@robertshrimsley uncorked and in full flow

https://t.co/xZcSZrR75L

[Brian Sozzi @BrianSozzi]

Guggenheim pretty blunt on Tesla $TSLA

[Dan McCrum @FD]

A lot of dodgy numbers in the air

[Jim Pickard 🐋 @PickardJE]

the £2,000 claim is the latest in a string of questionable claims during this election from *both* the Conservatives and Labour

my analysis with @rafeuddin_

https://t.co/AoybAmCGgg

[Sunder Katwala @sundersays]

Jeremy Corbyn could also head a 10% national party if he wanted to. He and Nigel Farage are exactly parallel in perceptions: an asset to 6-10% parties - because a quarter of people like them- but a liability to 40% parties - because 6/10 people do not

[Dan McCrum @FD]

@marketsneil Yeah, is rather extreme, although not without precedent. Lid Dem SDP Alliance got 25% in 1983, and won 23 seats.

[Dan McCrum @FD]

https://t.co/33b8zlLZ74

[Dan McCrum @FD]

On these numbers the FT's predictor tool gives the Tories 29 seats

[Redfield & Wilton Strategies @RedfieldWilton]

🇬🇧 MEGA POLL!

10K sample.

Labour leads by 26%.

Tied-lowest Conservative % with Sunak as PM.

Westminster VI (31/5 - 2/6):

Labour 46% (–)
Conservative 20% (-3)
Reform 14% (+1)
Lib Dem 10% (+1)
Green 5% (–)
SNP 2% (-1)
Other 2% (-1)

Changes +/- 25-27/5

https://t.co/OXNaqzyEgw