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  • Rishi Sunak defends Eat Out To Help Out but rules out repeat this summer

    March 12, 2021

    The chancellor has defended last year’s Eat Out To Help Out scheme despite concerns it caused a spike in coronavirus cases, though he ruled out reintroducing it after lockdown restrictions are lifted. In evidence to MPs yesterday, Rishi Sunak that there was so much “pent-up” demand for meals and pints out among consumers that there [...]

  • NHS workers were originally set for 2.1 per cent pay rise, says chief executive

    March 9, 2021

    NHS staff were originally in line to receive a 2.1 per cent pay rise before the pandemic, the health body’s chief executive has said. The government sparked widespread outrage last week after ministers announced health workers were set to receive a 1 per cent pay rise this year. Labour said the annual increase amounted to [...]

  • Budget 2021: Main points in Rishi Sunak’s announcement

    March 4, 2021

    The chancellor unveiled the contents of his Budget in the Commons this afternoon, announcing a raft of new support measures alongside plans to shore up Britain’s finances in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.  Rishi Sunak doubled down on his commitment to do “whatever it takes” to protect lives and livelihoods as he set out [...]

  • Budget 2021: Public support Sunak’s measures, according to YouGov poll

    March 3, 2021

    Budget 2021: Public support Sunak's measures, according to YouGov poll

  • Budget 2021: As it happened

    March 3, 2021

    Live updates and links to all our coverage, reactions and analyses as the Chancellor of the Exchequer delivers the government’s Budget later today – at 12.30pm. Please also visit our dedicated Budget 2021 Hub. Wrap-up of the main Budget announcements Here’s a wrap-up of the main announcements made by the chancellor in his spring Budget: [...]

  • Budget 2021: Four key issues for Rishi Sunak today

    March 3, 2021

    Just a few months ago, Chancellor Rishi Sunak had hoped that his spring budget would be an opportunity to move the economic agenda away from Covid-19, and back towards the government’s ‘levelling up’ commitment. But as he prepares to announce his latest set of measures on later today, the reality looks very different. Despite the good [...]

  • Budget 2021: Furlough extension a life-saver but not enough, analysts say

    March 3, 2021

    The extension of the furlough scheme will swoop in to save sectors and jobs across the UK, but analysts have urged the government to go further. Rishi Sunak will announce the move in today’s Budget, meaning the government will pay millions of people’s wages beyond the end of Covid restrictions. The chancellor said last night [...]

  • Brand Budget 2021: How Chancellor Rishi Sunak went loco for logos

    March 2, 2021

    The hottest promotional video of this week came not from Netflix, but instead from a rather unexpected source: the Chancellor of the exchequer. Riding on a wave of pre-Budget excitement, Rishi Sunak this week dropped a slick five-minute film that would make any marketing team proud.  But while the idea of branding a Budget is [...]

  • Budget: ‘Now not the time for harsh cleansing of the economy’, warns Brewin Dolphin’s chief strategist

    February 28, 2021

    The UK government’s actions throughout the Covid pandemic, to protect the livelihoods of many., has led to a national debt pile not seen since World War 2. No wonder all eyes are now on next week’s Budget. With the vaccine rollout well under way, thoughts are slowly turning to how the UK can reduce its debt, [...]

  • British family sells $10m Van Gogh to avoid rise in capital gains tax

    February 26, 2021

    A British family are selling a Vincent Van Gogh drawing for a record breaking $10m (£7.1m) to avoid a potential rise in capital gains tax in next Wednesday’s budget. Thomas Gibson, a London art dealer, and his three sons have decided to sell the Van Gogh alongside seven other works, including art by Lucian Freud [...]

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