We’ve been trapped in a spiral of decline for too long, I make no apology for keeping an iron grip on Britain’s finances, writes RACHEL REEVES_Nhy
The world is changing in front of us and The Mail on Sunday readers can see it. Vladimir Putin represents a serious threat to our national security. Global uncertainty is pushing up borrowing and European countries are having to spend more on…
Luxury brands in UK warn copyright plan puts £125billion growth in danger – as they urge Keir Starmer to ‘rethink’ overhaul_Nhy
Britain’s £81billion luxury goods industry has attacked Labour’s plan to overhaul copyright law to let AI developers use material without paying as a ‘damaging proposal’. Walpole, which represents 250 of the sector’s names including Chanel, Burberry, Alexander McQueen, Dunhill, Mulberry, Wedgwood, Harrods, Rolls-Royce and…
Labour considers plans to deport failed asylum seekers to the BALKANS and lock them in ‘detention centres’ – as the number of migrants crossing the Channel hits 5,000 this year_nhy
Labour is considering plans to deport failed asylum seekers to the Balkans and lock them in ‘detention centres’ as the number of migrants crossing the Channel exceeds 5,000 this year. The asylum seekers could be sent to ‘return hubs’ in…
We live in Britain’s benefits capitals… we don’t want cash handouts – but there are NO jobs out there_Nhy
The people who call some of Britain’s benefits hotspots ‘home’ have revealed what life is really like living in an area where so many are on the breadline. Locals in parts of Birmingham, London and Bradford, told MailOnline of the…
Rachel Reeves says ‘we can’t tax and spend our way to higher living standards’ in Spring Statement as high government borrowing leaves her little room for manoeuvre_Nhy
Rachel Reeves has said ‘we can’t tax and spend our way to higher living standards’ ahead of her Spring Statement next week as high government borrowing puts pressure on finances. The Chancellor is under pressure to increase taxes or cut spending…
To slash tax or splash cash… voters split on what Rachel Reeves must do in Spring Statement_Nhy
Britons are split on whether the Chancellor should cut taxes or boost public spending in next week’s Spring Statement, polling reveals. An Ipsos survey found 31 per cent of voters believe Rachel Reeves should cut taxes, even if it means spending less on…
Hammer blow for Rachel Reeves as government borrowing smashes expectations days before crucial Spring Statement – running £20bn higher than forecast despite surging tax revenue_Nhy
Rachel Reeves suffered another blow ahead of the Spring Statement today as government borrowing smashed expectations. The public sector borrowed £10.7billion last month – the fourth highest February figure on record and more than the £7billion analysts had pencilled in. The £132.2billion…
Oxford University changes language in 800-year-old Latin ceremony to make it more inclusive for non-binary students_Nhy
An elite British institution will change its 800-year-old Latin ceremony to use gender-neutral language to please non-binary students. The University of Oxford has conferred its degrees in Latin since the 12th century but the wording used could be changed to make it more…
Kemi Badenoch vows ‘lower taxes, better services’ at Tory local election campaign launch as she says Nigel Farage’s Reform ‘have never run anything’_Nhy
Kemi Badenoch vowed lower taxes and better services by Conservative councils as she launched the party’s local election campaign today – with a swipe at Nigel Farage‘s Reform UK. Ms Badenoch admitted that the Tories were likely to lose seats on May 1, having…
Bank of England holds interest rates at 4.5% amid ‘Stagflation’ fears: Cuts paused as wages surge despite economic slowdown driven by Labour’s tax raid and Trump’s trade war_Nhy
The Bank of England snubbed pleas for interest rate cuts today amid fears inflation is still a threat. The Monetary Policy Committee announced the base rate is being kept on hold at 4.5 per cent after its latest meeting. The members had been given…