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Ed Miliband has his work cut-out on economy
Labour may be firing off policies, but they still have a long way to go before they win the public’s trust on the economy.
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The Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) predicts the UK’s GDP will move ahead of France by 2018, then leapfrog Germany by 2030.
The chancellor talked about how the government was all for “hard-working families”. But outside of Westminster what do people think? Are they feeling the economic recovery? C4 News goes to Lincoln.
Immigrants to the UK in the last decade contributed £25bn and were less likely to claim benefits or live in social housing than people already living in Britain, a new report finds.
Britain’s economy grows by 0.8 per cent in the third quarter of 2013, with all the main sectors showing a rise in activity.
The UK economy grew by 0.8 per cent in the third quarter of 2013, the ONS announces.
Boris Johnson and Ed Miliband stole today’s headlines – but tomorrow the prime minister will want to the focus on the economy, says Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon.
After George Osborne says he wants to deliver a surplus in the next parliament, Sajid Javid, economic secretary to the treasury, joins Chris Leslie, shadow treasury minister, to discuss the economy.
Labour may be firing off policies, but they still have a long way to go before they win the public’s trust on the economy.
Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Ummuna tells Channel 4 News that Labour is winning back voters by convincing the public that the party is “fit to run the economy”.
Despite growing concerns over the spiralling cost of the HS2 high-speed rail line, the government says it will provide a £15bn a year boost to the UK economy.
George Osborne claims the UK economy has “turned a corner” with some signs of recovery. Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls tells Cathy Newman the damage to living standards has already been done.
George Osborne says austerity measures pursued by the government are leading to economic recovery, while Labour argues that ordinary families have been left worse off.
Kevin Rudd promises a same-sex marriage bill within 100 days if he is re-elected in Australia’s forthcoming elections. Channel 4 News examines this, and the other key election issues.
The economy has grown for the second quarter in a row, as the chancellor says it is finally “on the mend”. Channel 4 News asks some small businesses if they now feel more confident about the future.
As the economy grows for the second quarter in a row, Chancellor George Osborne tells Channel 4 News that Britain has “held its nerve” but there is “a long way to go”.