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  • Free Thinking: Mel Stride on Farage’s ‘fantasy’ economics and why Tories are different

    June 13, 2025

    Morning Wire's Opinion and Features Editor sits down with Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride for a very special episode of Free Thinking.

  • Reeves has ‘killed’ Old Kent Road regeneration by scrapping Bakerloo Line extension, say developers

    June 13, 2025

    A major south London regeneration scheme faces an uncertain future after developers warned that the government’s spending review has “killed” the project by not providing funding for the long-expected Bakerloo Line extension. Described as ‘fundamental’ to the regeneration project, the Bakerloo Line extension missed out on funding in Rachel Reeves’ spending review on 11th June. [...]

  • Private school VAT campaigners lose court challenge

    June 13, 2025

    A group of families with children at private schools have lost their High Court battle over the government’s decision to apply VAT on school fees, with a judge ruling it did not sufficiently infringe on pupils’ human rights. Campaigners had brought legal action against the Treasury, arguing that the change to private schools’ tax status [...]

  • UK housing market: ‘Not fixed, but less broken’

    June 12, 2025

    Decades of underinvestment, underbuilding and overegulation have clobbered the housing market. The UK is now short about 4.3m homes, with the worst crisis in cities. Labour, which made solving that crisis a central mission of its first year in government, has made tracks to get Britain building again – reforming planning, trying to bridge the [...]

  • Council tax spike to pay for Reeves spending plans

    June 12, 2025

    Council tax will rise at the fastest pace in over two decades, fresh analysis has suggested, after a government document said it expected bills to rise to pay for local services. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has pointed to government documents published shortly after the Spending Review ended suggesting Brits will have to pay [...]

  • Nvidia’s Jensen Huang: ‘Praise and promise are useless’ without UK AI infrastructure

    June 12, 2025

    “Praise and promise are completely useless” without AI infrastructure, Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, told Morning Wire when asked about the effusive comments he made on Britain’s AI capabilities just a couple of days prior. At London Tech Week on Monday, the tech heavyweight dubbed ‘AI godfather’ lauded the UK’s AI talent, but flagged a critical lack [...]

  • UK economy shrinks more than expected in blow to Reeves

    June 12, 2025

    The UK economy shrank more than expected in April, official data has shown, suggesting momentum built up in the beginning of this year has already worn away. New figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showing a 0.3 per cent contraction come off the back of a strong 0.7 per cent growth in [...]

  • Brits to spend half a year waiting for Tax Freedom Day after Labour tax hikes

    June 12, 2025

    Tax Freedom Day is set to be on the latest ever date within a matter of years, fresh research has revealed, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves showing no signs of cutting taxes in the near future, given inflated spending.  Reeves unveiled billions more cash to be injected into several departments at yesterday’s Spending Review while funding [...]

  • Reeves’ spending spree could open £20bn gap – which taxes will rise?

    June 12, 2025

    Rachel Reeves splashed the taxpayer cash in her inaugural Spending Review, raising expectations the Chancellor may be coming back for more tax revenue in the Autumn if her growth ambitions are not met. Reeves is set to hand out an extra £190bn in government spending over the course of the parliament, in what she described [...]

  • Economists warn Rachel Reeves could be forced to make ‘£20bn tax grab’

    June 11, 2025

    Top economists have warned Brits to brace for another wave of painful tax hikes in the autumn after Rachel Reeves unveiled the government’s £190bn spending splurge. After unveiling her Spending Review, which laid out extra spending on the NHS, defence, housing and nuclear energy, the Chancellor told MPs she was committed to ensuring public finances [...]

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