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Gurpreet Narwan

Gurpreet Narwan

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Biography


Gurpreet is business correspondent, reporting from the City of London and a regular at the Treasury and Bank of England. 


She reports on the big economic forces shaping our lives and livelihoods, from Brexit and the pandemic to the energy crisis and the cost of living crunch. 


The business brief has taken her to all corners of Britain. In an undercover investigation in 2020 she exposed labour exploitation in the supply chains of some of Britain's biggest retail companies. 


Gurpreet started her career in newspapers, winning a young journalist of the year award at The Times where she was economics correspondent. She was also shortlisted for the Royal Statistical Society's excellence in journalism award. Gurpreet later joined The Telegraph as consumer affairs editor. 




Articles by Gurpreet Narwan  












How ADHD is changing the world of work  






Audrey is a sex worker who has been working in a brothel in Bristol for the past year



Debate over sex work laws as charities warn more women are entering industry  






Facewatch is seen in operation as retailers look to crack down on crime.



Supermarkets and chains face backlash for using 'dangerous' tech to catch shoplifters  










Shoplifting: Who's paying the price?  






Mick



Out of a job and on benefits: Why Britain isn't working  










Why Britain isn't working  






A loan charge protest in Westminster last year. File pic: PA



Third of people affected by 'loan charge' could have debts wiped away  










Budget jargon explained  










Inflation may have eased but we're stuck in a world of higher prices  






Pic: iStock



Does the government have the power to push through unpopular decisions?  










Chancellor's own goals have exacerbated budget challenges  






Elon Musk, who's been close to Donald Trump, boards Air Force One in New Jersey. Pic: Reuters



Tesla shareholders might be about to do something corporate America has never seen before  










The world's first trillionaire?  










How will the Russian oil sanctions affect petrol costs? 










Is it time to increase taxes on the banks?  






Rachel Reeves. File pic



Bank tax could hurt households and business lending, UK's biggest mortgage provider says  






Pic: iStock



Living standards are stalling - and the signals are flashing red for the prime minister 






Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, attends a panel discussion at the London Tech Week. Pic: AP



Trump state visit is all about deals to turn around UK economy  






Donald Trump shakes hands with Sir Keir Starmer at Trump Turnberry golf club in July. Pic: Reuters



Trump and Starmer to sign 'generational' UK-US tech deal  






Bahar Khorram



As this woman wins case against employer over ADHD, firms should take note  










How US-UK trade deal could bring about collapse of huge renewable energy plant in Hull  






Rachel Reeves has plenty to ponder ahead of her next budget. File pic: Reuters



Rachel Reeves said this flagship policy would raise money - it may end up doing the opposite  






Rachel Reeves on Thursday. Pic: PA



The chancellor is celebrating interest cut – but behind the scenes she has little to cheer  










The decision behind Bank of England rate cut  






Pic: iStock



Bank of England issues inflation warning but cuts interest rate to 4%  










Are UK taxes rising?  






Chancellor Rachel Reeves. File pic: PA



Chancellor warned 'substantial tax rises' needed  










The wealth tax options Reeves could take to ease her fiscal bind  










Motor finance operators can breathe big sigh of relief  










Trump trade war could still see America come off worse  






Tom Hayes (left) and Carlo Palombo outside court on Wednesday. Pic: Reuters



Cleared City traders blame 'purge' as they hit out at rate-rigging prosecutions  






Rick Haythornthwaite speaks to Sky News



NatWest boss thanks British taxpayer for 2008 bailout after government sells remaining shares  






Business and Trade Secretary, Jonathan Reynolds and Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal are seen during trade talks



A big tax exemption? India trade deal NI rules examined  










Chancellor outlines red lines for US trade deal  






Rachel Reeves met with the Indian finance minister in London on Wednesday to discuss a free trade deal. Pic: Reuters



Some good news for the British economy - but the celebration might not last long 










Interest rate held amid trade war uncertainty  






Pic: iStock



Bank of England cautious as inflationary tiger stalks weak economy  






Donald Trump signs an executive order in the Oval Office of the White House. Pic: Reuters



It may be harder for UK to secure metals tariffs concessions from Trump this time round  










Unwitting participants of tax avoidance schemes hit with crippling HMRC bills  






The Bank of England. Pic: PA



Inflation rise unlikely to shift Bank of England's stance on interest rates  






A Thames Water employee walks by a van as repair and maintenance work takes place. Pic: Reuters



Approval for higher bills and loading more debt raises more questions over who Thames Water is serving  






In December, Defence Secretary John Healey met British personnel at the Tapa military base in Estonia, where some 900 British troops were deployed.
Pic: PA



Increasing defence spending will mean government breaking promises elsewhere  






Mohamed al Fayed and his brother Salah in 2006. Pic: Shutterstock



'Isolation, phone bugging, no time on your own': Former Harrods employee accuses al Fayed brothers of assaulting her  






Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey. Pic: Reuters



The growth versus inflation bind now visible at the Bank of England 










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