You are probably tired now to hear everything about “black holes”. This is one of those sentences trotted by journalists in order to make economic policy a little more interesting. And in some directions, it is a massively misleading image. After all, when people talk about tax holes, what they really talk about is something … Read more
Conservative baroness Karren Brady told Sky News that she felt “nothing other than sympathy” for the Chancellor, after Rachel Reeves was seen crying in the House of Commons during the Prime Minister’s questions. Mrs Reeves was visibly seen crying in the room in the morning after his government was forced to another U-turn on the … Read more
Daily spending on NHS will increase by 29 billion pounds sterling per year, announced Rachel Reeves because it accepted that voters have not yet been felt in work. Offering his expenditure examination, the chancellor also declared the end of the use of this parliament asylum hotels by investing in the reduction of the backlog and … Read more
This expenditure examination is a massive matter. This is a massive agreement due to the sums of money and capital that the government is about to allocate – 600 billion pounds sterling in the next three to four years. But it is also a massive political moment like the Work The government is trying to … Read more
The bosses of four of the largest British banks secretly urged the Chancellor to abandon the most important regulatory change imposed after the 2008 financial crisis, which warned its continuous imposition inhibiting the economic growth of the United Kingdom. Sky News has obtained an explosive letter sent this week by the Directors General of HSBC … Read more
Great Britain will not reduce its standards or have not reduced the regulations in exchange for a trade agreement with the United States, the Chancellor confirmed. Rachel Reeves Spoke before a central meeting with its American counterpart in Washington DC. In an interview with Sky News, Ms. Reeves said she was “confident” that an agreement … Read more
Rachel Reeves will undertake to “defend the national interest of Great Britain” while she goes to Washington DC in the midst of the hopes of a British / American trade agreement. The Chancellor will go to the American capital for her spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the first of which began on … Read more
In the substance and calendar, Astrazeneca’s decision to cancel a planned expansion of its Speke flu vaccine installations is a blow for the recent government’s zeal for growth. Instead of injecting 450 million pounds sterling into the factory on the Merseyside, a dispute with the new administration on the government’s support amount saw the project … Read more
The Chancellor said that the government was “absolutely happy” to consider joining a pan -European customs area after the EU declared himself open to British membership. Earlier this week, the European Commerce Commissioner, Maros Sefcovic, said that Brussels “could consider” authorizing the United Kingdom to join the Pan-Mediterranean Convention (PEM) as part of a “reset” … Read more
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has indicated she will ignore environmental objections to a third landing strip at Heathrow to prioritize economic growth, a stance likely to put her at odds with colleagues including the Home Secretary. energy, Ed Miliband. Speaking as she began a 48-hour speech to international investors at the World Economic Forum in Davos, … Read more