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Reeves is gaslighting the public with her £50bn fiddle
Britons are paying the price for the Government’s failed gamble
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The UK industries at risk from Trump’s tariffs – and how Starmer could respond
Britain is unlikely to be exempt from US ‘liberation day’, but it has options on the table
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Fall of Assad increases Britain’s Syrian asylum bill to £50m
UK taxpayers could indefinitely foot the bill to house thousands of Syrians stuck in limbo
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Britain’s sickness benefits claims surge at fastest rate in the West
Ballooning welfare bill outpaces other developed nations despite Labour’s reforms
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Reeves asks Whitehall to fund loss-making projects despite spending cuts
Departments to foot the bill for projects backed by Chancellor’s National Wealth Fund
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Yes, Chancellor, the world has changed. But you ain’t seen nothing yet
The UK’s credibility is at risk as the size of the state balloons and higher taxes threaten stoking inflation
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Welfare has become the BBC’s sacred cow. It’s destroying Britain
Broadcaster makes cutting the benefits bill almost impossible despite its drain on the economy
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Britain must rearm to save the crumbling rust belt
Higher defence spending will lift up regions outside of the South and boost manufacturing
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One of Britain’s richest men prepares to quit UK after Reeves’s non-dom raid
Lakshmi Mittal may leave the country in a blow to the Government’s attempt to attract investment
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Putin stole their businesses, but now they want them back
Seized Western assets have become a bargaining chip as Russia seeks to reopen economic ties
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Reeves is already taxing wealth – and it’s strangling the life out of Britain
A host of devastating duties are wrecking the economy. Some Labour ministers want more
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Public sector wages to surge by £50bn despite Starmer’s Civil Service cuts
Treasury is setting aside £150m for scheme to encourage Whitehall staff to leave
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Reeves has betrayed her poorest voters, says Left-leaning think tank
Chancellor hitting less well-off on scale comparable with financial crisis, warns Resolution Foundation
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Harsh net zero rules will force more car factories to close, industry warns
Manufacturers call for subsidies and looser regulations amid weak demand and heightened trade tensions
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The tide is turning against the fantasy economics that prop up net zero
Many of the things we take for granted are about to be become prohibitively expensive
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Trump hits car industry with $100bn of tariffs
President announces 25pc levy on vehicles not made in the US in blow to auto industry in Britain and EU
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Trump’s America ‘risks debt default by August’
US spending watchdog warns of looming crisis as government loses ability to borrow
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Reeves ignored the elephant in the room, but Britain cannot
Angela Rayner has left an ‘unexploded bomb’ lurking in the economy
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‘Everyone loses’ under Trump’s economic policies, says French bank chief
François Villeroy de Galhau warns that tariffs will hurt global economy and US growth
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Reeves is taking an astonishing risk with the public finances
The Chancellor’s Spring Statement fails to meet the challenges of these extraordinary times
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Rachel Reeves’s Spring Statement: key points at a glance
Everything you need to know as the OBR slashes the UK’s growth forecast and the Chancellor cuts spending
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Reeves wants to cut the bloated state. Britain’s sickness crisis will stop her
Ailing health and military demands are thwarting Labour’s attempt to create a leaner public sector
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Britain braces for ‘devastating’ £36bn tax raid in a single week
Households and businesses face ‘tidal wave’ of tax rises as Reeves’s Budget comes into force
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City dumps the pound ahead of Reeves’s Spring Statement
Sterling sell-off as investors brace for UK growth downgrade and deep spending cuts
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Trump threatens to blow up Reeves’s Spring Statement days after it’s delivered
Wielding the axe at the Civil Service may count for nothing if Britain gets caught in a trade war crossfire
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Rachel Reeves is asleep at the wheel while Britain hurtles towards disaster
The economy needs decisive action but all we can expect is more stalling
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‘Let her raise taxes, then sack her’: why Reeves’s number may be up
The Chancellor has painted herself into a corner as ‘the mother of all rebellions’ looms
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Trump’s economic self-harm is throwing Reeves a lifeline
President’s chaotic policies are making the City look like a port in the storm for investors
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Trump seems set on dethroning King Dollar
At the end of the day, the US trade deficit is a consequence of US economic success
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Taking away our boilers, cars and steaks will cause major economic damage
Work and money for glaziers doesn’t mean wealth for the rest of us
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Trump pressures Fed to cut rates to soften blow from tariffs
US president urges central bank to ‘do the right thing’ just hours after holding rates at 4.5pc
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A fresh wave of inflation could be heading to Britain – and the Bank is powerless to stop it
Trump is making Andrew Bailey’s task of keeping the economy on an even keel harder than ever
