Helia Ebrahimi is the Economics Correspondent for Channel 4 News.
Channel 4 News' Economics Correspondent Helia Ebrahimi reports on the big changes in the economy and the public finances - and how they'll influence the world you live in.
The UK economy grew by 7.5 per cent during 2021, as the country recovered from the financial shock of the pandemic. That is the fastest rate of growth since World War Two.
Exclusive research for Channel 4 News, given by the campaign group Uplift, has revealed that BP’s north sea oil operations have paid zero tax for five years.
A series of announcements are expected in the next few days, in a bid to clamp down on the increasingly vocal discontent from within Tory ranks, former ministers among them.
Another day and another Conservative turning on Boris Johnson saying enough is enough – yet the total who have done so publicly is still under 15
We spoke to Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey and started by asking him if raising interest rates during a decline in living standards is a mistake.
It’s the worst squeeze on incomes since records began 30 years ago: a double whammy of soaring energy bills and rocketing inflation.
Tomorrow the new cap on energy prices is to be announced.
Hundreds of thousands of former students in England will have to pay more on their loans after April.
It’s not just the man living at No 10 who is having problems, it’s also at No11, where the chancellor faces a higher debt bill because of soaring inflation.
Prices have soared by their fastest rate for 30 years as inflation hit 5.4%, its highest since 1992.
There was new confirmation of the crisis in the energy market with the news today that yet another supplier, Together Energy, has gone out of business.
Novak Djokovic isn’t the only person in the world of tennis to fall foul of Covid rules.
Amid the many warnings over the looming cost of living crunch, it’s those on the lowest incomes who will be hardest hit.
The argument about how best to respond to looming rises in household fuel bills intensified today.
Michael Gove said leaseholders would no longer have to bear the costs themselves, saying he was ready to “impose a solution on them in law”.