“April’s public finances figures showed that the government’s financial position isn’t as bad as the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) predicted only two months ago, reinforcing our view that the tax hikes and spending cuts that most fear may be avoided,” said Ruth Gregory, senior UK economist at Capital Economics.
Firms still relying on the job protection scheme call for more support as it is wound up.
Ms Holmes has accused Mr Balwani, 19 years her senior, of emotional and sexual abuse. She described an intense...
By Kevin Peachey Cost of living correspondent In a speech focused at least partially on an upcoming election, Chancellor...
He said: “That includes the European Union, as demonstrated through the US-EU Trade and Technology Council, as well as...
A government spokesperson said: “These are significant changes that make almost two million households better off by £1,000 on...
And while many small private companies, like Mr Wendt’s, are still pushing to boost output, the biggest firms have...
Some Tories believe publishing the forecast sooner would reassure markets following a turbulent week.
Sam Mitchell, chief executive of online estate agent Strike, said: “After the mad rush in March to complete and...
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