The MoneyWeek Podcast: a reaction to the general election result
Merryn and John reflect on the result of the general election
Merryn and John reflect on an election result that has at last brought some resolution to the interminable Brexit saga and demonstrated that Britain is a proper democratic capitalist nation. Plus, house prices, Scottish independence and should Nigel Farage get a peerage?
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