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Daniel Garrahan

@dangarrahan.bsky.social
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I'm Senior Video Journalist at the Financial Times. I make documentaries for the FT. I also like cricket, D&B, NUFC and spicy food.

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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
Palantir's contract with the NHS for the Federated Data Platform has provoked the most debate in the UK
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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
Many thanks to @laurahughesft.bsky.social Richard Waters @joemillerjr.ft.com Cynthia O'Murchu @chionwurah.bsky.social Tom Bartlett @marthadark.bsky.social @afsc-org.bsky.social @martinwrigley.bsky.social Brandon Tseng @joesinft.ft.com Petros Gioumpasis Henry Esterton Russ Birkett Tom Griggs
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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
Palantir's contract with the NHS for the Federated Data Platform has provoked the most debate in the UK
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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
Palantir has won contracts with governments across the globe and some of the world's biggest companies but it's now under pressure from human rights activists, politicians and data specialists on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
Its extraordinary growth was steered by a revolving door of executives moving between Palantir and the corridors of power in Washington and Westminster.
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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
Government debt has sparked a debate between economists. Some say the bill is falling due, something bad will happen if debt isn't cut. Others argue government finances aren't like household finances -governments control the money printing machine and deficits can be useful
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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
The US, which has a massive deficit and unsustainable debt profiles, is at the heart of this issue. The big question is: when do the bond vigilantes act against the US?
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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
The bond market and the so-called 'bond vigilantes' have been the ultimate arbiter of fiscal responsibility. Some warn the bond vigilantes could be making a comeback
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Daniel Garrahan @dangarrahan.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
Governments live in fear of pushing the bond market too far. No country wants its own 'Liz Truss moment' because it hits the average household in the pocket
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