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Out of control welfare has stunted economic growth
Britain’s benefits bill is growing consistently while its workforce is undergoing major changes
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Starmer’s attempt to blame the ‘blob’ does little to mask his lack of vision
The Prime Minister’s pursuit of growth lacks the means to achieve any lasting results
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Europe is again on the brink of financial Armageddon. This time it may not step back
France’s political and fiscal chaos poses a threat to the EU’s grand experiment in monetary union
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Beware the march of big tech into financial services
Risk is becoming concentrated as Silicon Valley’s collision with the City blurs regulatory lines
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Labour lacks the political leadership to green-light Heathrow’s third runway
The Chancellor’s ‘invest, invest, invest’ ambitions are running into net zero dogma
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Britain is on course for an almighty fiscal reckoning
Labour’s plans to ramp up borrowing and spending are leaving the country just one crisis away from catastrophe
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Reeves has chosen treacherous times to be making such an obvious target of herself
The Chancellor has made investors nervous just when they were expecting an economic plan
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A Budget for growth? The Chancellor’s high tax agenda will kill innovation
Rachel Reeves has made one thing clear – the Thatcher-Blair pro-enterprise economic consensus is dead
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The Daily T: Why this Budget could derail Labour’s growth mission
The Daily T comes from Westminster as Rachel Reeves unveils £40bn of tax rises
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Broken Europe’s decay is proving all but irresistible to Starmer
Labour seemingly wants to emulate the Continent’s ruinous economic approach
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Buyers for Reeves’s extra debt are disappearing fast
Gilts haven’t looked this vulnerable to a loss of confidence since the mini-Budget
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It’s the sophistry of Labour’s ‘working people’ promise that really grates
Next week’s Budget looks likely to decimate party’s manifesto pledges
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Gold’s stratospheric rise signals disaster ahead for the world’s financial order
World’s Western-based, post-war financial order is under threat as rarely before
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Reeves’s decision to tax, spend and borrow more is entirely political
Reeves is gambling that her Budget will see tangible improvements to public services
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Reeves threatens a kamikaze war on savers
It seems the Chancellor’s inner class warrior is screaming for action
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Reeves’s attack on wealth and jobs is a case of blatant hypocrisy
The Chancellor faces an unenviable uphill task, but wealth-destroying taxation is unlikely to boost growth
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