Stuart Watkins
Stuart graduated from the University of Leeds with an honours degree in biochemistry and molecular biology, and from Bath Spa University College with a postgraduate diploma in creative writing.
He started his career in journalism working on newspapers and magazines for the medical profession before joining MoneyWeek shortly after its first issue appeared in November 2000. He has worked for the magazine ever since, and is now the comment editor.
He has long had an interest in political economy and philosophy and writes occasional think pieces on this theme for the magazine, as well as a weekly round up of the best blogs in finance.
His work has appeared in The Lancet and The Idler and in numerous other small-press and online publications.
Latest articles by Stuart Watkins
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MX-5 RF: Mazda's jolly two-seater
Features The new Mazda MX-5 RF goes right to the heart of the dilemma of what Bertie Wooster used to call “the jolly old two-seater”.
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A return to the good old days with the Black Douglas
Features Few motorbikes will come even close to matching the ability of the Black Douglas to put a smile on your face.
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A return to the Swinging Sixties with the Caterham Seven Sprint
Features This may look like a prop from Dixon of Dock Green, but it is in fact a new car – the latest model from Caterham, the Seven Sprint.
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Christmas gifts for children
Features From a Lego doom machine to snug reindeer onesie, here are seven of the best Christmas gifts for kids.
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A selection of Christmas presents
Features Don't know what to get for your loved one for Christmas? Here are a few gift ideas for the perfect present.
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Aston’s simply brilliant DB11
Features The DB11 is without doubt the best car Aston Martin have ever built.
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A Lotus for driving enthusiasts
Features The Lotus Evora Sport 410 is a specially souped-model version of the standard model.
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First President Trump – next Prime Minister Corbyn?
Features Donald Trump defied the odds and took the American presidency. Can Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn repeat the trick? Stuart Watkins reports
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McLaren 540c: the budget model
Features The 540C is McLaren’s most affordable, entry-level car, despite its "modest" £126,000 price tag.
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Citroen Grand C4 Picasso: a stylish family car for grown-ups
Features The Citroen Grand C4 Picasso is packed with features to help take the stress out of family motoring.
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Audi S8 Plus: the best of the big barges
Features Put yourself in the big, quilted leather seats of the Audi S8 Plus, and unwind with the built-in massage feature.
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Your boat is here, Mr Bond
Features Aston Martin's new powerboat, the AM37, wouldn't be out of place in a James Bond film.
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Postcapitalism: A Guide To Our Future by Paul Mason
Features Book review: Postcapitalism: A Guide To Our Future by Paul MasonA thought-provoking work on capitalism, whether you agree with him or not, says Stuart Watkins.
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Getting the best out of your TV viewing
Features Television has come a long way in recent years. From Netflix to projectors, here's how to get the most out of your viewing.
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