The Sun features a new expert pundit on its pages today to analyse the UK's special relationship with the US under Gordon Brown. Kath Raymond is billed as a "former government adviser who now lives in New York". Kath offers a paean of praise to Brown, "a tireless and clever worker" and "a world-class heavyweight who can be relied upon in the leanest of times". On she gushes: "There isn't a big-time businessman or financial whizz-kid on Wall Street that Brown doesn't know or whose admiration he hasn't earned". And, to show she knows her stuff, she also namechecks the Wall Street Journal and the article Brown has penned for it this week. The Wall Street Journal is of course part of the same empire as the Sun, now that Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has bought Dow Jones. The US business is being run by Les Hinton, until recently head honcho at Wapping in charge of, inter alia, the Sun. He has been joined in New York by his partner, a former government adviser by the name of... step forward, Kath Raymond.
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