Tom Rees

Executives, economists and Tory donors say raft of tax cuts will boost growth

Stamp duty cuts to save London first-time buyers an average of £6,300

Record NHS backlogs have seen vacancies overtake unemployment for the first time

The Governor of the Bank of England has ruled out an emergency rate rise following a rout in the pound.

Stoxx 600 Europe slips 1.7pc while FTSE 100 hits lowest level since spring 2021

Huw Pill says that turmoil was partly driven by ‘UK-specific’ factors

The Exchequer saved around £2.5bn from the freezing of child benefit thresholds

Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch faces hurdles over data rules as Diwali deadline nears

IFS claims the Chancellor will need to make severe cuts to stabilise Britain’s debt

Rules brought in after financial crisis hobble the financial markets and increase bond yields, say traders