
Rachel Reeves is desperate to blame Iran or Donald Trump - but she destroyed our economy
Today's OECD forecast will mask Labour's homegrown woes - but with 33,000 hospitality businesses shut since the first budget, Tehran is not to blame.
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Today's OECD forecast will mask Labour's homegrown woes - but with 33,000 hospitality businesses shut since the first budget, Tehran is not to blame.

Bombshell new figures show how one sector of British industry has suffered

A petition calling on the Chancellor to double the income tax threshold for state pensioners is set for a Commons showdown

Chancellor Rachel Reeves was hit by a series of disastrous figures but experts say the impact of the Iran war will make things even worse

Labour has been accused of resorting to tax rises and borrowing "whenever there's a squeeze on its fiscal position".

Wandsworth Council accused of 'playing games' after furious complaint by Conservatives

The Conservatives have dubbed the Prime Minister 'Never Here Keir'.

The Chancellor has introduced some tax changes that an expert are one of the factors behind a dip.

The Chancellor has been warned her plans could 'decimate' the UK's tourism sector by the end of the decade.

Liz Webster said the Prime Minister could not "prioritise short-term Treasury gains while taking a wait-and-see approach to food security".

A source in the Conservative Party, ironically, first alerted me to the growing mutiny over Shabana Mahmood's immigration reforms.

The Chancellor's decision to make it more expensive to take on staff is a disastrous move when the AI revolution is about to grip our workplaces