Stephen Castle

New York Times correspondent in London

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London correspondent for the New York Times

Stephen Castle on KCRW

American consumers are dealing with supply chain shortages and disruptions across the board these days. As it turns out, so are British consumers, with an added wrinkle. The U.K.

UK gripped by labor shortages and supply chain disruptions post-Brexit

American consumers are dealing with supply chain shortages and disruptions across the board these days. As it turns out, so are British consumers, with an added wrinkle. The U.K.

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British voters stunned the world earlier this year by voting to leave the European Union.

UK high court rules 'Brexit' will require a vote by parliament

British voters stunned the world earlier this year by voting to leave the European Union.

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David Cameron today told skeptics in Parliament that Britain should stay in the European Union because, "we have the best of both worlds."

Should Britain Stay or Should It Go?

David Cameron today told skeptics in Parliament that Britain should stay in the European Union because, "we have the best of both worlds."

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