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  • Autumn Budget: Cash ISA tax free allowance slashed to £12,000

    November 26, 2025

    In a major policy shakeup, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed a slash to the cash ISA ceiling but over 65s will retain the full allowance. After weeks of speculation, Reeves confirmed the ceiling will be cut from £20,000 to £12,000 as of April 2027, as part of her bid to stop people from hoarding cash [...]

  • WATCH LIVE: Morning Wire reacts to the Budget

    November 26, 2025

    After months of speculation and mounting political drama, Rachel Reeves has delivered her second Budget. Morning Wire‘s team has all the latest news throughout the day on our Live Blog via morningwire.eu and the Morning Wire App, along with a special livestream broadcast from the heart of the Square Mile at 2pm. Broadcasting live from the London Stock Exchange, Morning Wire‘s Editor [...]

  • Budget: Stealth tax raid making some earners £3,800 worse off 

    November 26, 2025

    Freezing income tax thresholds is set to make a worker earning the median wage as much as £2,310 worse off had the measure never been introduced as Chancellor Rachel Reeves looks set to unleash a stealth tax raid at the Autumn Budget. Analysis by Quilter has revealed that extending the current freeze alone will add an [...]

  • Autumn Budget Live: Wealthy, landlords and pensions hit in £26bn tax raid

    November 26, 2025

    Welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog. In a shocking turn of events the UK fiscal watchdog has accidentally released the economic forecasts – intended to be published after the Budget – before the Chancellor even took to the despatch box. Rachel Reeves has raised taxes by £26bn in her second Budget, which follows on [...]

  • Budget Day: The good, the bad and the ugly

    November 26, 2025

    It seems as if we’ve been speculating about the contents of today’s Budget since the moment Rachel Reeves sat down after delivering her first one, just over a year ago. Since then, unemployment has risen (every month) and growth rates have slumped quarter-to-quarter from 0.7 per cent to 0.3 per cent to 0.1 per cent. [...]

  • Robert Jenrick leads pushback against David Lammy’s plans to scrap jury trials

    November 25, 2025

    The justice secretary is facing accusations of hypocrisy over his proposed scrapping of jury trials, after his Tory opposite number Robert Jenrick said it was a system David Lammy once ‘proudly defended’ before coming to power. Jenrick stated, “Now [Lammy is] in office, he’s getting rid of them in virtually every case. “Scrapping this pillar [...]

  • Business chiefs: Employment will be hit by minimum wage hike

    November 25, 2025

    Business chiefs have criticised Rachel Reeves’ decision to hike the national living wage by more than 4 per cent for most British workers at the Budget.  In a final announcement before unveiling the full set of fiscal measures, the Chancellor said she would back the Low Pay Commission’s recommendations to raise the minimum wage to [...]

  • Reeves plans stamp duty holiday in Budget to boost London listings

    November 25, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce a stamp duty holiday for new listings on the London Stock Exchange in Wednesday’s Budget as the government ramps up efforts to revive the index. The move will wipe out the 0.5 per cent stamp duty tax investors are forced to pay upon buying shares that are newly [...]

  • Labour MP warns Budget could force founders out of UK 

    November 25, 2025

    A Labour backbencher has joined industry leaders and a left-leaning pressure group in warning that the Budget could kill the UK’s aspirations of building a competitor to Silicon Valley and force more firms to look for investment outside of the country.  In an open letter to Rachel Reeves, Sarah Edwards, a Labour MP who sits [...]

  • Labour to hold fire on ‘fish disco’ nuclear power reform due to ‘legal advice’

    November 25, 2025

    The Labour government is set to hold fire on pushing through sweeping reforms to nuclear energy due to a legal adviser’s concerns over the “UK’s environmental, trade  and human rights obligations”, it has been reported.  The Innovate UK member John Fingleton published a damning report on red tape blocking the expansion of the country’s nuclear [...]

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