It amazes me, simply amazes me, that journalists aren’t all over these stories. Doesn’t it amaze you too?’
I’m in a plush room in a swanky central London hotel, in conversation with Michael Lewis. He is all fired up, leaning forward as he perches on the hard edge of the cushion-strewn sofa.
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Liam Halligan is an economist, financial journalist and broadcaster and a former Moscow Times columnist.
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