Category : Economy


UK government borrowing soars ahead of budget

UK public finances show higher-than-expected borrowing of £17.4bn in October, creating a major challenge for Chancellor Rachel Reeves' upcoming budget statement. Read the full analysis.

Ford UK boss warns against new EV road tax

Ford UK MD Lisa Brankin urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to reject a proposed 3p per mile electric vehicle tax, warning it could cripple fragile EV demand ahead of the 2030 target.

Wealth Tax: A Pantomime Solution to Inequality?

As Britain awaits the budget, calls for a wealth tax grow louder. But would this popular measure truly address deep-rooted inequality? Analysis suggests more fundamental changes are needed.

300,000 UK children face winter without a coat

Dame Helen Mirren calls it 'heartbreaking' that poverty leaves thousands of UK children without warm winter clothing. Barnardo's research reveals the scale of the crisis. Support their campaign today.

German Coalition Crisis Over Pension Reform

A rebellion within Germany's coalition over pension reforms could bring down the government. Young MPs warn the plan unfairly burdens the younger generation. Read the full analysis.

Kate's rallying call to UK business leaders

The Princess of Wales urges business leaders to value 'time and tenderness' alongside profit, arguing for a £45.5bn boost from early years investment. Discover her vision for a healthier society.

Autumn Budget: What it means for your wallet

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her crucial Autumn Budget on November 26. Discover the key changes to income tax, minimum wage, benefits, and energy bills and how they will impact you.

Rare UK Penny Coins Worth Over £206,000

Discover the rare UK penny coins that could be worth a fortune. An expert reveals which dates to look for, including the legendary 1933 penny valued at over £200,000. Check your change now!

Trump's $2,000 Cheque Plan Hits Major Hurdle

President Trump's plan for $2,000 'tariff dividend' cheques faces a major obstacle as his Treasury Secretary states Congress must approve, making immediate payments unlikely. Discover the economic implications.

Germany's economic angst returns under Merz

Six months into Chancellor Friedrich Merz's premiership, Germany faces renewed economic stagnation and political rebellion. Discover why Europe's powerhouse continues to struggle.

Reeves to end milkshake sugar tax exemption in Budget

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to close a tax loophole for milkshakes in the Budget, extending the sugar levy to milk-based drinks. Learn how this new 'milkshake tax' could impact public health and the economy.

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