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A “lower-welfare, lower tax” budget, said the Chancellor. As usual, the small print didn’t quite match the rhetoric…
The chancellor stole some of Labour’s policy clothes in his latest budget announcements, but his tendency to favour old over young has not been altered.
George Osborne has pledged to create a “higher wage, lower tax, lower welfare” Britain as he unveiled the first Tory-only Budget for nearly 20 years.
The chancellor announces income tax cuts for lower earners and a Living Wage in his summer budget, but is slashing the tax credits system.
A year-long investigation by the government’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) finds that millions of customers in the UK are spending more than they need to on energy bills.
The chancellor says welfare system will be “fair for those who pay for it” ahead of Wednesday’s budget.
Why Not People? is a ground-breaking events company that prioritises disabled people and was founded by TV presenter and model Jameela Jamil.
It’s taken a three-year investigation but today the Airports Commission announced what many had expected – that a third runway at Heathrow is the preferred option to expand the UK’s airport capacity.
The Conservatives say they have to find £12bn from a £220bn welfare budget. Do the numbers add up – and where should the axe fall?
If Greece misses crucial payments to the IMF and the European Central Bank, it could force the country out of the euro and, ultimately, the EU. So what would Grexit mean for Greece?
As the BT Tower restaurant reopens for the first time in 35 years, the company’s chief executive Gavin Patterson says falling out of the EU would be bad for his business and Britain.
Do you have to be posh to get to the top in modern Britain? Or is a private education a waste of money? FactCheck looks at the evidence…
A Wikipedia committee has decided there was no conclusive evidence Grant Shapps or any of his associates were involved in editing entries.
The Prime Minister David Cameron writes to Parliamentary authorities opposing a pay hike for MPs of nearly £7,000, but how does this compare to pay rises for public sector workers?