Rachel Reeves planning £3bn welfare cuts in Budget
Rachel Reeves will seek to make around £3 billion of cuts to welfare over the next four years by restricting access to ...
Treasury hints it will spend billions on infrastructure
Billions of pounds of government borrowing could be spent on new infrastructure projects because of new self-imposed Treasury ...
‘Listen to voters’ and block Chancellor’s Budget cuts, Flynn tells Starmer
The SNP Westminster leader has written to the Prime Minister urging him to intervene on the plans to raise £40 billion ...
Scrapping non-dom tax regime ‘will cost Britain £6.5bn’
Scrapping Britain’s non-dom tax regime would cost the country £6.5bn ...
Robert Jenrick warns Tories will 'never be in government again' unless they win back voters who switched to Reform UK and denies he'll tack to the centre once he's wo…
The Conservative leadership hopeful used a TV debate to highlight immigration as the key issue behind the party's devastating ...
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Labour plans will make Big Pharma happy but ignore problem’s roots
PRIVATE healthcare errand boy Wes Streeting has hit the streets running. His magic bullet for getting overweight people back to work is to ...
Politics latest: Martin Lewis welcomes Treasury announcement; Tory MP sparks outrage with Badenoch remarks
The Treasury may be working on what many fear could be a tough budget, but one announcement has been hailed by consumer ...
Expansionary UK Budget Likely to Slow BOE Rate Cuts, Analysis Says
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will have to increase borrowing by about £25 billion ($32.5 billion) in the budget ...
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The taxes Reeves could raise to fill the £40bn gap
This is because property tax take can sometimes be somewhat counterintuitive: when the Conservatives lowered the rate from 28 ...
Project Syndicate11hOpinion
How to Judge the New British Government’s First Budget
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The Economist12h
Britain’s budget risks being a huge missed opportunity
True, Ms Reeves has some firefighting to do: she needs to find £20bn-30bn ($26bn-39bn, or 0.7-1.1% of GDP) a year just to stop Britain’s feeble public services from crumbling further, and ideally a ...