Reeves: Britain Open for Business Under Labour Economic Plan
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves declares Britain 'open for business' with sweeping economic reforms aimed at restoring stability and driving growth under a potential Labour government.
Category : Economy
Reeves vows economic stability on day one as Chancellor
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces sweeping economic reforms to be implemented immediately if Labour wins power, targeting stability and growth from day one.
Britain's Poverty Paradox: Pensioners vs Children
New analysis reveals the stark political choice facing Britain: tackling pensioner poverty has come at the expense of children. Discover why our welfare system forces this impossible decision and what it means for the nation's future.
Chancellor's Budget Wishlist: Key Demands Revealed
As the Chancellor prepares his crucial Autumn Budget, industry leaders and economists reveal their urgent priorities for tackling Britain's economic challenges and driving growth.
Over Half of UK Businesses Rethink Ethical Policies
Groundbreaking research reveals majority of UK businesses are overhauling ethical policies as consumer values reshape corporate decision-making and investment priorities.
Child poverty crisis: 73 areas where most children face hardship
Shocking new data reveals the devastating scale of child poverty across England, with nearly all children in dozens of regions living in low-income households, raising urgent questions about government policy and social inequality.
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.
Labour's tax bombshell: NI rise and income tax freeze
Rachel Reeves announces major tax changes with National Insurance increases and income tax threshold freeze until 2028, creating a £23 billion fiscal black hole for UK households.
Farage: Banks blacklisting me over political views
Nigel Farage reveals he's been refused banking services by multiple UK institutions in what he calls political discrimination, prompting government investigation into banking exclusion practices.
UK business insolvencies surge 32% as crisis deepens
New data reveals a 32% spike in UK business distress as thousands of companies face collapse amid high interest rates and economic pressures, with construction and hospitality sectors hit hardest.
Germany's population declines for third year running
New Eurostat data reveals Germany's population declined by 0.1% in 2023, marking the third consecutive year of natural decrease despite overall growth through immigration.
Reeves demands OBR analysis of Tory spending plans
Shadow Chancellor demands immediate OBR analysis of Tory spending plans, accusing government of hiding economic realities from voters ahead of election.
Reeves: No income tax rise in Labour budget
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves makes bold pledge to freeze income tax rates, national insurance, and VAT in Labour's first budget, positioning party as pro-economic stability.
Full abolition of two-child benefit cap essential to cut poverty
New research reveals partial reforms to the controversial two-child benefit limit won't significantly reduce poverty, with experts calling for complete abolition to protect vulnerable families.
US Billionaire Wealth Surges to $5.5 Trillion
Exclusive analysis reveals staggering growth among US billionaires as their collective wealth surges to unprecedented levels, creating both economic opportunities and societal challenges.
Budget Pension Raid Risks £50bn in UK Savings
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces urgent warnings that proposed budget changes to pensions risk devastating Britain's retirement savings, with up to £50 billion potentially at stake.
Reeves under fire over private equity tax comments
Labour's shadow chancellor under fire from Conservatives after suggesting private equity tax loophole closure could fund public services. Kemi Badenoch leads criticism in heated Commons exchange.
CBS News announces major staff cuts amid media downturn
American broadcaster CBS News becomes latest media organisation to announce significant layoffs, continuing troubling trend across journalism sector amid economic pressures.
Americans' savings dwindling as financial pressure mounts
Exclusive analysis reveals American households are burning through cash reserves as high interest rates and persistent inflation create perfect financial storm.
Budget gambling tax warning could wipe out horse racing
Exclusive: Racing industry leaders sound alarm over potential betting levy reforms in upcoming budget that could devastate prize money and threaten thousands of jobs across British horseracing.
US Government Shutdown Costs Economy $10+ Billion
The 2025 US government shutdown has inflicted over $10 billion in economic losses, with federal workers facing unpaid wages and critical services disrupted amid political deadlock.
Reeves faces bond market rebellion over spending plans
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a stark reality check as bond markets push back against government spending plans, revealing the tough choices ahead for Britain's economy.
2024 Income Tax Changes: What You'll Really Pay
Millions of UK workers face significant income tax changes from April 2024. Our comprehensive guide breaks down exactly how the new tax rates and thresholds will impact your take-home pay.
Starmer demands independent budget vetting for all governments
Labour leader Keir Starmer calls for Office for Budget Responsibility oversight of all government financial plans, challenging Conservative economic credibility ahead of potential election.
Child costs hit £250,000 in Australia
Shocking new research from the Australian Institute of Family Studies reveals the true cost of raising children in Australia, with housing and education driving expenses to unprecedented levels.
Reeves vows Britain will defy economic forecasts
Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledges to confront Britain's economic challenges head-on as OBR downgrades productivity forecasts and warns of potential tax increases ahead.
Reeves Confronts £50bn Fiscal Black Hole
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves inherits a staggering £50 billion budget shortfall, with experts warning of potential income tax and VAT increases to fill the Treasury void.
Indonesia's $35bn New Capital: Nusantara Explained
Discover how Indonesia is racing against time to construct its new political capital Nusantara, a $35 billion sustainable metropolis designed to replace sinking Jakarta by 2045.
Reeves: Labour will end austerity in first budget
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves promises to break with austerity economics, vowing no return to 'Tory cuts' while ruling out wealth tax increases in Labour's first budget.
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