All UK families could see average living standards fall by 2030, forecast warns
Sir Keir Starmer’s government could be first to see living standards fall since 1955, warns Joseph Rowntree Foundation ...
DVLA to refund car tax for the rest of the year - but only to certain motorists
The DVLA has announced that some drivers will be able to claim a refund for the remaining months of the year - but only if ...
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£600m funding construction skills package announced
A new Construction Skills Mission Board unveiled tonight (22 March) will oversee delivery of a new £600m package to train 60,000 construction workers by ...
Reeves must scrap ‘bonkers’ pledge on pension triple lock, warns chancellor’s former economic adviser
Former Treasury minister Jim O’Neill, who previously advised Rachel Reeves, has warned she has ‘hemmed herself in’ too much ...
Why UK trade talks with the US are more important than the Spring Statement
Arguably there is a looming economic event of far greater long-term consequence than next week’s Spring Statement. | ITV ...
Britain pledges 600 million pounds to tackle construction skills shortages
Britain will invest 600 million pounds ($775 million) to train construction workers and help tackle severe skills shortages ...
UK growth forecast set for major downgrade as chancellor faces difficult spring statement
Rachel Reeves is likely to promise the government will go "further and faster" to boost economic growth when she delivers her spring statement on Wednesday - but spending cuts loom large.
M&S to close major town centre supermarket for good in just HOURS leaving shoppers ‘devastated’
AN M&S store in a major town centre is shutting up shop for good in just a few hours. The beloved high-street store ...
Rachel Reeves has six months to save her job: Rattled Labour MPs issue stark warning to Chancellor as unease over her £15bn plan to slash state spending intensifies
The Chancellor is expected to announce deeper than expected cuts in her Spring Statement on Wednesday after she was forced to ...
Idleness is rotting Britain. The welfare budget is heading for £100BILLION. That's why it's our moral duty to slash benefits: QUENTIN LETTS
We could have done with Norman Tebbit in the Commons this week, if only for dramatic variety. MPs were discussing welfare ...
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Chancellor to pour £600m into construction training
The chancellor announces £600m investment into training construction workers, 10 new ‘technical excellence colleges’ and ...
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Over 3,000 flood defences in disrepair – and Reeves’ cuts could make it worse
Former senior figures within the Environment Agency said funding to maintain England's flood defences is an "ongoing issue" ...