
PMQs: The Tories will need a “bigger note” to excuse economic failures
Keir Starmer turned the Conservatives’ favourite line about the infamous “there is no money” letter against them.
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Keir Starmer turned the Conservatives’ favourite line about the infamous “there is no money” letter against them.
ByRishi Sunak’s plans wouldn’t help the middle classes – only the ultra-rich.
ByDespite Tory attempts to move beyond its reputation for sleaze, it keeps falling into trouble with parliamentary standards.
ByBy making wokery the bogeyman for an economic disaster she’s implicated in, Truss has given the game away.
ByThe Labour leader’s more aggressive advisers have won but the party has now invited counterattacks.
ByThe party has missed a golden political opportunity by not promising to tax capital gains at the same rate as…
ByThe Prime Minister’s tax return is a reminder of how little the UK taxes wealth.
ByThe Budget did nothing to address the UK’s fundamental problems: Brexit and a deeply unequal economy.
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