time, it doesn t solve the underlying problem, which is the government s economic credibility with the markets. at the treasury today, questions from and for leading city figures. should the chancellor take the imf s advice? ..some of whom were there in the great financial crisis 14 years ago. the chancellor and his team say it was not about the mini budget, sticking to their guns about the tax cut plan. we think they re the right plans because they make our economy competitive. at the end of the day, that s what we have do. what we politicians are responsible for, is making the economic decisions that will drive continued growth. the intervention capped a day of extreme volatility for stealing. while lower against the dollar than before the mini budget, do go and down by huge amounts, falling close falling close to all time lows, before ending up at 1.08, providing
and go ahead and fact check me, all you like. ok, i will. that s not true. we don t know it works. pat cash went on. i have been in the worst areas around the world and i have not come close to getting covid. that, though, is pat cash s experience rather than proof the drug works. but his perspective is mirrored in the us, where demand for ivermectin remains. here s the chicago sun times with the headline. the patient, who was an anti mask campaigner, has since died. but this isn tjust people making demands of doctors or going to a pet shop to buy dewormer. some doctors appear to be on board. data for august shows that over 88,000 prescriptions for ivermectin were written in one week. typically, 3,600 prescriptions are given. that s after the fda s advice and happened despite available