
Rachel Reeves urged to scrap major tax ‘far more punishing’ than it looks
The Chancellor has been urged to scrap the "punishing" levy if she's serious about "boosting growth and supporting families".
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The Chancellor has been urged to scrap the "punishing" levy if she's serious about "boosting growth and supporting families".

OPINION - NICK SHOWERING: The only winners will be overseas investors and hedge funds as family firms that have taken generations to build are broken up

Employers are grabbling with spiralling costs linked to tax rises and the conflict in the Middle East.

Sir Andy Street is in no doubt about what one thing Rachel Reeves should do to revive growth and rescue the UK from the horrors of youth unemployment.

Nigel Farage's shadow chancellor explains how he will end Britain's economic decline for good.

Labour is told the country faces an 'economic and security emergency' and is urged to go for 'maximum extraction' and save Aberdeen's North Sea industry

The Chancellor is under intense pressure amid fears the Middle East crisis could plunge the uK into recession

Reform UK's economy spokesman hit out at the government as gloomy new figures showed economic growth has stagnated

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Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper issues dire warning as war in the Middle East continues

The UK economy failed to grow in January in a blow to the Chancellor.

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