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HSBC: Bank tax hike risks UK growth

HSBC's CEO cautions that Labour's proposed increase in bank taxes could harm the UK's economic growth, sparking debate over fiscal policy.

Greg Swann's 5 key AFL transformation areas

Greg Swann's appointment as the AFL's new executive brings fresh opportunities for innovation and growth. Here are five critical areas where he can make a lasting impact.

Buttigieg warns Democrats about 2024 risks

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg urges Democrats to embrace change ahead of the 2024 elections, cautioning that maintaining the status quo may lead to electoral setbacks.

Ben Stokes' Oval Test Strategy & Dream XI Revealed

England's cricket captain Ben Stokes reveals his meticulous preparations and dream team lineup ahead of the decisive Oval Test. Discover his game-changing tactics and key player insights.

Farage's 'Barmy Army' plan to disrupt Westminster

Nigel Farage unveils a controversial strategy to mobilise a grassroots movement aimed at disrupting the political establishment. Could this be the start of a new political revolution?

Reeves demands urgent budget review

New Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls for an urgent assessment by the Office for Budget Responsibility to address economic challenges and restore public trust.

Reeves: Tough choices ahead after IMF tax warning

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves highlights the IMF's call for potential tax increases to safeguard public services, stressing the need for fiscal responsibility amid economic challenges.

IMF warns Rachel Reeves over fiscal risks

Chancellor Rachel Reeves may need to reconsider her fiscal strategy as the IMF highlights risks to UK economic targets, suggesting possible tax increases or spending cuts.

UK debt crisis deepens as borrowing soars

Britain's national debt has skyrocketed, sparking fears of impending tax rises as the government scrambles to balance the books. Experts warn of tough economic times ahead.

Reeves' Budget: Tax Hikes & Spending Cuts

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a challenging budget with tax hikes and spending cuts to tackle the UK's rising borrowing costs. What does this mean for households and businesses?

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