Gary Stevenson is young, angry and everywhere - but the veracity of his anti-capitalist rhetoric is less important than why ...

Economist Gary Stevenson has been praised for his Question Time appearance, where he debated Camilla Tominey about a wealth ...

Former City trader and left-wing economist Gary Stevenson took down GB News host Camilla Tominey on BBC Question Time last ...

Gary Stevenson’s story of trading floor excess and moral turnaround is one of personality-driven critique, tailor-made for ...

Fiona Bruce has faced backlash after claiming she is not £20,000 richer than before the Covid-19 pandemic despite her large ...

The group, which includes former trader Gary Stevenson, Green Party leader Carla Denyer, and Dale Vince, are calling on the ...

This is Gary Stevenson and he is the main event. He is also the new kid on the block. The paperback edition of his memoir of a career in international banking, The Trading Game, shot to the top of ...

The BBC presenter has been accused of lying about her £400,000 BBC salary in the Question Time dispute.

The left has finally found an eloquent, honest and credible campaigner against inequality – we should champion him.

Gary Stevenson, a former Citibank trader, made an unsubstantiated claim on the programme that the 36-year BBC veteran and other panel members are richer now than they were at the start of the ...

At age 12, Gary Stevenson sold candy. At 16, he was kicked out of high school for selling cannabis. At 23, Citigroup gave him a bonus of €47,000 for lending money, selling loans. It was double ...