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  • Brits pour scorn on Labour after week from hell

    July 7, 2025

    Brits have delivered a withering verdict on Labour after a week in which the anniversary of their election victory was marred by shambolic u-turns and infighting. Following the dramatic events of last week, voters’ disapproval of the government appears to have intensified with a growing number of Brits opposing the government’s high-tax-high-spending policies, according to [...]

  • Tesla shares slide after Musk plots new political party in latest Trump snub

    July 7, 2025

    Tesla has once again lost its status as a trillion-dollar company after the EV-maker’s stock slid on Monday on the back of CEO Elon Musk’s plans to launch a new US political party. Shares in the Nasdaq-listed business fell as much as 7.5 per cent in the opening minutes of trade in New York, giving [...]

  • Downing Street flirts with wealth tax despite exodus fears 

    July 7, 2025

    The UK’s unprecedented exodus of wealthy people could be set to accelerate after the government opened the door to introducing a wealth tax, following calls for such a move by former Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock and a host of union leaders. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has all but conceded that taxes will have to rise [...]

  • Scottish Widows owner: Pension funds deal risks making UK like China 

    July 7, 2025

    Labour’s flagship deal with pension funds risks making the UK economy more like China, the boss of Lloyds Banking Group has warned after its subsidiary Scottish Widows chose not to sign up to the agreement.  Chancellor Rachel Reeves won the support of 17 pension funds which agreed to invest at least five per cent of [...]

  • Hiring confidence worst in 13 years as businesses brace for further tax hikes

    July 7, 2025

    Appetite for hiring among employers has fallen to lows not seen since 2012, as bosses bring up the drawbridge following bruising hikes to business rates and more tax rises looming at the next Budget.  Research from the BDO Business Trends barometer found that firms are “holding back recruitment” despite indications of a summer recovery.  Employment [...]

  • Ministers ‘pushed ahead too fast’ on welfare reform, says Phillipson

    July 6, 2025

    Ministers “pushed ahead too fast” and “didn’t listen enough” on welfare reform, the education secretary has said. Bridget Phillipson also said that future spending decisions had been made “harder”, when asked about the prospect of the two-child benefit cap being scrapped. Phillipson told the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg programme that she was “not going [...]

  • Reeves warns ministers tax rises are coming after loss of ‘low hanging fruit’

    July 5, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has warned ministers that taxes will have to rise after the government U-turned on its welfare bill, despite repeated pledges not to increase the taxes of working people. Reeves told ministers on Tuesday that raising the tens of billions pounds she needs would be a “big challenge” given her lack of options, [...]

  • Get ready for £30bn tax raid, City analysts warn

    July 5, 2025

    Top City economists have warned welfare U-turns and President Trump’s damage to growth prospects will lead to tax hikes worth £30bn this autumn.  Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggested last year’s £40bn tax raid on businesses, homeowners and investors was a “once in a parliament reset” while Keir Starmer has suggested the UK could not “tax [its] [...]

  • Government has ‘lost track’ of illegal migrants working in the UK, MPs warn

    July 4, 2025

    The UK government has lost track of the number of migrants who have overstayed visas and what happens to people who have had their sponsorship withdrawn, senior MPs have warned in a devastating blow to Labour’s bid to restore credibility with voters on migration.  Keir Starmer’s government pledged to restore control over UK borders and [...]

  • Fifa ignoring 2026 World Cup human rights concerns, say groups

    July 3, 2025

    Fifa, football’s world governing body, has been accused of failing to “meaningfully address” concerns raised by human rights groups about US immigration policy ahead of next summer’s men’s World Cup. A letter signed by 90 groups urges Fifa president Gianni Infantino, who has adopted the slogan “football unites the world”, to publicly press the Trump [...]

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