Reform UK returns unlawful donations
Overseas contributions breach election law Reform UK has been forced to return almost £200,000 in unlawful donations this year – more than any.
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Reeves faces £22bn fiscal gap
Think-tank warns of tightening Budget Chancellor Rachel Reeves will need to find up to £22 billion in new savings or tax rises in.
Development
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Starmer pushes planning overhaul
PM orders rewrite to boost growth ahead of budget Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has ordered a last-minute rewrite of the government’s flagship.
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Reeves plans ISA overhaul boost
Push to revive London market Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing a sweeping reform of Britain’s Individual Savings Account (ISA) system in a bid.
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Viewpoint
The UK’s struggle for growth
With the budget rapidly approaching, many are questioning whether the UK still has what it takes to compete in global markets increasingly dominated.
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‘County Lines’ crackdown
Over 1,100 gang leaders charged as police close 2,300 drug lines A record number of county lines gang leaders have been charged in.
Culture
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Midlands museums get boost
£20m fund to protect culture and jobs Museums across the West Midlands will share more than £2 million in new government funding to.
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Energy
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Energy bosses warn of higher bills
Firms say investment costs outweigh price falls Britain’s biggest energy suppliers have warned that electricity bills are set to rise, undermining Labour’s promise.
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Finance
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Gilts surge on Reeves’ fiscal signals
Markets rally ahead of November Budget UK government bonds have staged their strongest rally in six months as investors responded positively to Chancellor.
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Labour faces shock Caerphilly loss
Labour grip on Wales under threat Labour is bracing for a potential historic defeat in Thursday’s Caerphilly by-election, as a surge from Reform.