Daniel Martin is the Deputy Political Editor at Daily Telegraph. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on finance, fintech, and social issues, reflecting his commitment to reporting on both local and international affairs. Daniel has been featured in prominent outlets such as Daily Mail, BBC News, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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By: Daniel Martin
Cryptocurrency is often presented as an alternative to traditional banking, but the relationship between the two systems is more complicated than simple competition. When confidence in digital assets weakens, some of the money leaving crypto markets may return to banks. That does not necessarily mean it will be lent back into the economy. A new […]
By: Daniel Martin, Dominic Penna
Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Labour of sanctioning Israel to help it win a by-election in London.
By: Daniel Martin
Bitcoin halvings are usually described as internal network events. Approximately every four years, the reward paid to miners is cut in half, slowing the creation of new bitcoin. The schedule is built into the protocol, so the event arrives without the surprise normally associated with an interest-rate decision, regulatory announcement, or corporate earnings report. Predictability, […]
By: Daniel Martin
Cryptocurrency investors often treat diversification as a matter of owning more assets. A portfolio containing Bitcoin , Ether, several layer-one networks, and a selection of smaller tokens may appear more balanced than a position concentrated in one coin. However, that balance becomes less convincing when volatility spreads across those assets almost immediately. A new study […]
By: Daniel Martin
Retirement planning has become a digital experience. People increasingly encounter contribution calculators, savings projections, educational videos, automated portfolios, and personalized prompts through workplace platforms or mobile applications. Yet access to more tools has not necessarily made retirement decisions easier. A 2026 randomized study comparing gamified education with financial infographics suggests that the problem is not […]
By: Daniel Martin
Modern farms can collect more information than ever before. Sensors monitor soil moisture, cameras identify crop stress, positioning systems guide machinery, and artificial intelligence converts raw observations into predictions. Yet much of this intelligence still reaches farmers through dashboards that are physically separated from the work being performed. A 2026 review published in Engineering1 argues […]
The Green Party is plagued by misogyny and senior figures have downplayed the issue, a member has claimed.
By: Daniel Martin
Fintech is often presented as an external force bearing down on traditional banks. Digital wallets can weaken customer relationships, alternative lenders can compete for borrowers, and artificial intelligence can lower the cost of delivering financial services. From that perspective, every advance in financial technology appears capable of unsettling bank valuations. New research suggests that this […]
By: Daniel Martin
Patents receive much of the attention when investors evaluate corporate innovation. They are tangible evidence that a company has developed a new technology, process, or design. Yet patents only capture part of the modern innovation economy. A retailer introducing a private-label product, a software company launching a subscription service, or a restaurant developing a new […]
A village fightback against migrant camps is set to spread across the country.
