According to official figures, UK wages are outstripping inflation for the first time in nearly two years.
Government borrowing swelled to £25.6 billion in Britain last month amid the cost of energy support schemes, higher benefit payments and rising debt interest.
If we’re serious enough, it shouldn’t be hard to produce the sort of mosaic inner circle expected at Prince Charles’ coronation at the inauguration of a Nigerian president.
The British government on Wednesday delayed the announcement of its plan to repair the country’s public finances to November 17.
More than half of British voters think Liz Truss should resign as prime minister and 80 per cent blame the government for the rising cost of living.
New British Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt on Monday announced that the government would scrap plans to reduce the basic rate of income tax.
Candidates populated the Sunday morning broadcast round, with Messrs Hunt, Javid, Shapps and Tugendhat all making appearances to promote their campaigns.
