UK borrowing at £11.7bn, higher than forecasts
UK public sector borrowing fell to a four-year low for November but exceeded expectations, partly due to the government's reversal on winter fuel payments. Read the full analysis.
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Bank of England warns of AI job losses
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warns AI could displace UK jobs on a scale similar to the Industrial Revolution. Discover which roles are most at risk and the crucial need for skills training.
UK borrowing higher than expected after winter fuel U-turn
UK public sector borrowing fell to a four-year November low of £11.7bn but exceeded forecasts, partly due to the government's reversal on winter fuel payments. Discover the full impact on the nation's finances.
Government borrowing higher than expected in November
UK public sector borrowing fell to a four-year November low of £11.7bn but overshot forecasts due to winter fuel payment reversal. Explore the fiscal details.
Bank of England cuts interest rates to 3.75%
The Bank of England has cut the base rate to 3.75%, its lowest since 2023. Discover what this means for mortgages, savings, and the UK economy.
Bank of England cuts interest rates to 3.75%
The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 3.75%, but a split on the Monetary Policy Committee suggests the easing cycle may be nearing its end. Read the full analysis.
Bank of England cuts interest rates to 3.75%
The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 3.75%, delivering a boost to the UK economy. Discover the implications for growth and inflation.
Social Mobility Report Warns of 'Entrenched Disadvantages'
A major report reveals extreme regional inequality in the UK, with a rising number of young 'Neets' and post-industrial areas left behind for decades. Discover the key findings.
Tories Vow £50bn Defence Fund from Green Projects
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch announces a £50 billion Sovereign Defence Fund, repurposing money from Labour's climate initiatives to bolster UK military readiness. Read the full plan.
US Poverty Threshold Sparks Controversy Among Economists
A financial expert's claim that the US poverty line should be $140,000 ignites a fierce debate. Discover the arguments and backlash over the cost of living crisis.
Rachel Reeves' Budget Faces Criticism for Missed Chances
Rachel Reeves' debut budget offers short-term relief but faces criticism for lacking long-term vision. Experts argue massive public investment is needed for a true economic revival. Read the analysis.
1,000 Aussies a Week Report Tax Cheats to ATO
Nearly 50,000 Australians tipped off the ATO about tax-dodging businesses last year. Discover how the shadow economy impacts public services and honest taxpayers.
Russia's wartime economy slows, taxes rise
Russia's wartime economy slows, forcing the Kremlin to raise VAT and other consumer taxes. Discover the impact on ordinary Russians and the budget deficit.
EU Climate Leadership Falters Amid Greenlash
The EU's climate leadership is unravelling as right-wing pressure weakens the Green Deal. Key policies are being diluted, threatening Europe's competitiveness and global standing ahead of COP30.
Whyalla's Green Steel Choice: Gas or Green Hydrogen?
Whyalla steelworks faces a defining choice between gas and green hydrogen. With a $2.4bn rescue package, this decision is a litmus test for Australia's green energy transition and Future Made in Australia policy. Will the government seize this global oppo
Business chiefs demand pension funds back UK economy
More than 100 top executives urge Rachel Reeves to use her first Budget to mandate UK pension investment in domestic businesses and infrastructure projects.
Starmer defends UK's green economy plans before COP30
Prime Minister Keir Starmer champions Britain's green economic transition, positioning the UK as a global leader in climate action while addressing concerns about costs and implementation ahead of crucial COP30 talks.
Reeves may cut green levies to reduce energy bills
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly examining cuts to environmental levies in a bid to reduce household energy costs, as pressure mounts over the cost of living crisis.
UK's New Economic Powerhouses Revealed
Recent government analysis uncovers unexpected economic growth hotspots across Britain, with East Midlands and West Midlands leading the charge while London's dominance shows signs of fading.
Reeves' Calm Pre-Budget Speech Hides Economic Tensions
Chancellor Rachel Reeves maintained remarkable composure during her crucial pre-Budget speech, but subtle tells revealed the immense pressure facing Labour's economic plans. Discover what the calm exterior concealed about Britain's financial future.
Reeves reveals Labour's economic plan with fiscal rules
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces sweeping planning reforms and fiscal rules ahead of Labour's pre-budget report, promising economic stability and growth.
Khan demands Labour budget with green investment boost
London Mayor Sadiq Khan urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to deliver a true Labour budget that prioritises climate action and green infrastructure funding ahead of crucial spending decisions.
Reeves vows to be UK's first green chancellor
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves commits to unprecedented environmental mandate while positioning Labour as party of economic stability ahead of potential election victory.
Professor Green's emotional parenting struggle revealed
Rapper Professor Green opens up about the emotional challenges of co-parenting his young son Slimane after separating from fiancée Karima McAdams, revealing his pain at missing precious bedtime moments.
Labour's Green Energy Revolution: Jobs & Lower Bills
Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband announces Labour's ambitious plan to overhaul UK energy infrastructure, creating jobs while tackling climate change and reducing household costs.
Scottish Tax Gap Crisis: Business Leaders Sound Alarm
Industry experts warn Scotland's tax competitiveness is at risk as the revenue gap with the rest of the UK fails to narrow, despite temporary relief measures for businesses facing new tariffs.
Do Populist Governments Always Crash The Economy?
New analysis reveals the economic consequences of populist governance across Europe. Discover which countries survived the populist wave and which paid the ultimate price.
Reeves faces backlash over flight tax plans for £30bn hole
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts mounting pressure as green taxes on flights and potential holiday surcharges emerge as controversial solutions to Britain's £30 billion fiscal shortfall, sparking industry outrage and consumer anxiety.
No Brexit assessment in Reeves' budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves reveals the Autumn Budget won't include formal Brexit economic analysis, citing OBR forecasting constraints and prioritising immediate economic challenges.
Brexit Fallout Forces Chancellor's Budget Crisis Measures
Chancellor Rachel Reeves discloses that severe economic damage from Brexit is compelling unprecedented government intervention in the upcoming budget, as new analysis reveals the true cost of leaving the EU.
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