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  • Tory conference: Hunt warns Labour against ‘catastrophic’ Budget tax hikes

    September 30, 2024

    Jeremy Hunt has warned Labour against making “catastrophic mistakes” in the Budget and hiking up “tax in a way that destroys growth”. The shadow Chancellor issued a stark warning to the government as he spoke at the annual Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Asked at an in-conversation event on Monday, if things could get worse, [...]

  • How will Labour fill the non-dom shaped hole in their tax plans? Brace yourself.

    September 30, 2024

    Cast your mind back to the Spring and early Summer of this year when the election campaign was underway. It seemed the Tories were announcing a new policy every day, from the return of National Service to inventive new ways of protecting pensioners’ incomes, Conservatives filled the airwaves with ideas, policies and announcements. In the [...]

  • Labour’s relationship with business was never a love match

    September 30, 2024

    A shambolic ‘business day’ at Labour Party conference reveals the government’s true feelings about the City, says Eliot Wilson Only those addicted to Sir Keir Starmer’s own-brand Flavor Aid would claim that last week’s Labour Party conference was an unqualified success. Assessments were mixed, but it was not the joyful fiesta a new government might [...]

  • Ex-Bank of England chief economist warns on Labour’s non-dom crackdown

    September 26, 2024

    Speaking on LBC, Andy Haldane warned that the government's measures might give overseas investors "cause for pause" before setting up businesses in the UK.

  • Pound’s strength against the dollar risks ‘damage’ to UK’s competitiveness

    September 25, 2024

    The pound reaching its highest level in over two years against the dollar risks damaging the international competitiveness of the UK, City analysts have warned. Sterling now sits at $1.34, its highest since February 2022 and far from its low point of $1.03 in the days after Liz Truss’ mini budget. However, while the strength [...]

  • Unions vote to condemn government’s winter fuel payments cuts

    September 25, 2024

    Unions have voted to condemn the government’s decision to means test pensioners’ winter fuel payments, in a blow to No10 as the Labour conference came to a close. A non-binding motion brought by Unite and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) was backed by delegates in a vote on Wednesday morning in the main hall in [...]

  • Sick Brits to be helped back to work by ‘crack teams’ of doctors, Streeting says

    September 25, 2024

    Sick Brits are set to be helped “back to health and back to work” by “crack teams of top clinicians”, Wes Streeting has announced in a bid to tackle rising economic inactivity. The health secretary today pledged reforms created by surgeons would be rolled out in hospitals across the UK “to treat more patients and [...]

  • UK economy gets another growth upgrade but OECD warns on ‘sticky’ inflation

    September 25, 2024

    Chancellor Rachel Rachel said she "welcomed" the upgraded projection, but said there is "more to do".

  • Which taxes will Labour hike in the October Budget?

    September 25, 2024

    Kier Starmer has said that those with the "broadest shoulders should bear the heavier burden". So where will Starmer and Reeves turn to raise some extra cash?

  • UK economy to grow twice as fast as expected says KPMG

    September 25, 2024

    KPMG's latest forecasts suggest the economy is on track to grow 1.0 per cent this year before accelerating slightly to 1.2 per cent next year.

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