Jack Peat

Jack Peat

Jack is a business and economics journalist and the founder of The London Economic (TLE).

He has contributed articles to VICE, Huffington Post and Independent and is a published author.

Jack read History at the University of Wales, Bangor and has a Masters in Journalism from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Burglar blames the Tories and says “they’re the real criminals”

A bungled burglar blamed the Tories after he stole seven bottles of whisky, vodka, brandy and Drambuie from Waitrose, saying "they're the real criminals". The 57-year-old launched into a 15-minute tirade whilst representing himself in court, blaming "the looting Tories". During the rant, he also blamed a chief constable, who he claimed to...

Metro Reader Discovers News Content

A London commuter has become the first person to spot a piece of news content in the Metro newspaper. After spending months trawling through back issues of the commuter rag it was by chance that Danny Davey spotted never-before-seen editorial content among its commercially-driven pages. Davey said: "I was going...

The Amazon drone which has completed it's first ever delivery in Cambridgeshire. See Masons copy MNAMAZON: Amazon, the US tech giant, has launched the first delivery of goods in thirty minutes using drone technology in idyllic Cambridgeshire. The billionaire founder of Amazon announced on Twitter that: "First-ever #AmazonPrimeAir customer delivery is in the books."

Pictures: Amazon Completes The World’s First Drone Delivery in Cambridgeshire

Retail giant Amazon has successfully completed the world's first delivery by drone. The driverless plane delivered the order in less than thirty minutes in Cambridgeshire. The billionaire founder of Amazon announced on Twitter that: "First-ever #AmazonPrimeAir customer delivery is in the books." Jeff Bezos, who founded Amazon in 1994, claimed...

File photo of Buckfast Abbey in Devon. See SWNS story SWMONK; Monks who make a controversial wine linked to violent crime made nearly £9million last year. The Charity Commission, a government department that regulates charities, revealed that the Buckfast Abbey Trust's income was £8.8m in 2014-15 - and most of the cash came from wine sales. Monks at the abbey have been making a wine - known as 'buckie' - since the 1920s. But the caffeinated wine has been linked to antisocial behaviour and violence in Scotland - where over 6,500 crime reports were linked to the wine in the space of two years.

These are the monks cashing in on Scotland’s Buckfast addiction

Buckfast gets you fucked fast, as the saying goes. Well, it can also get you minted fast if you're a monk at Buckfast Abbey in Buckfastleigh, Devon. The Charity Commission tpday revealed Buckfast Abbey Trust's income for 2014/15 was £8.8m - mostly coming from its wine. Monks at the abbey have been making...

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