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New Labour MPs To Face Immediate Pressure Over Two-Child Cap
New Labour MPs To Face Immediate Pressure Over Two-Child Cap
Economy
Newly elected Labour MPs are set to come under immediate pressure from the party’s left to defy the leadership by backing moves to scrap the two-child benefit cap ahead of the King’s Speech.
MPs Urge Ofwat To Act As Water Bills Rise While Shareholder Dividends Continue
Environment
MPs Urge Ofwat To Act As Water Bills Rise While Shareholder Dividends Continue
Tory Focus On Immigration Has Little Appeal For Voters Moving To Labour
Economy
Tory Focus On Immigration Has Little Appeal For Voters Moving To Labour
Lack Of Transparency From Parties Over Incoming Cuts Is 'Frustrating' Says Top Economist
Economy
Lack Of Transparency From Parties Over Incoming Cuts Is "Frustrating" Says Top Economist
Rishi Sunak Appeals To Voters To Trust Tories With UK Security
Defence
Rishi Sunak Appeals To Voters To Trust Tories With UK Security
Vaughan Gething Hints Wales Wants Cash Boost Under Labour Government
Economy
Vaughan Gething Hints Wales Wants Cash Boost Under Labour Government
Trade Department Would Not “Hesitate” To Revoke Arms Licences To Israel
Economy
Trade Department Would Not “Hesitate” To Revoke Arms Licences To Israel
The House Live
How clean energy will help deliver UK economic growth Partner content
Communities
By SSE
How clean energy will help deliver UK economic growth
How social leasing of electric vehicles can drive the UK towards net-zero
Environment
By Social Market Foundation (SMF)
How social leasing of electric vehicles can drive the UK towards net-zero
Pensions are in desperate need of reform - this is how the next government should do it Partner content
Communities
By Which?
Pensions are in desperate need of reform - this is how the next government should do it
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Veteran Tory Wants Conservative Leadership Contests To Be More 'Transparent' To Stop 'Fibbing And Skulduggery'
Veteran Tory Wants Conservative Leadership Contests To Be More "Transparent" To Stop "Fibbing And Skulduggery"
Political parties
Sharon Hodgson’s Betty Boothroyd-Inspired Deputy Speaker Bid
Sharon Hodgson’s Betty Boothroyd-Inspired Deputy Speaker Bid
Political parties
The Professor Will See You Now: On the role of an MP
The Professor Will See You Now: On the role of an MP
By Professor Philip Cowley
Parliament
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Closing time: what next for London's pubs?
Communities
By Jimmy McIntosh
Closing time: what next for London's pubs?
Few sectors of industry have taken more of a beating in the last few years than that of the British pub. Jimmy McIntosh has been documenting those in London that have died, and asks what it means for the communities they serve
Jamie Driscoll predicts 'big upset' for Labour in North East mayoral race
Communities
By Sienna Rodgers
Jamie Driscoll predicts 'big upset' for Labour in North East mayoral race
North of Tyne mayor Jamie Driscoll speaks to Sienna Rodgers about quitting the Labour Party and why he is confident of winning the North East mayoral race as an independent
What Does The Spring Budget Tell Us About When An Election Could Be Called?
Economy
What Does The Spring Budget Tell Us About When An Election Could Be Called?
Economists and political scientists have suggested the Spring Budget package was so "small scale" it did not indicate the government was about to go to the polls.
Economy news
Kwasi Kwarteng Sacked As Chancellor In Major Blow To Liz Truss's Premiership
Economy
Kwasi Kwarteng Sacked As Chancellor In Major Blow To Liz Truss's Premiership
Liz Truss has sacked Kwasi Kwarteng from his Cabinet role of Chancellor after the government was forced to rip up key sections of his "mini-Budget" in the wake of two weeks of economic chaos.
Liz Truss To Hold Emergency Press Conference With Mini-Budget U-Turn Expected
Economy
Liz Truss To Hold Emergency Press Conference With Mini-Budget U-Turn Expected
Downing Street has announced that Liz Truss will hold a last minute press conference on Friday afternoon, where they are expected to announce a U-turn on scrapping the cut to corporation tax in a second major climbdown over the controversial "mini-Budget".
On track for a net zero future Partner content
Environment
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
On track for a net zero future
CCEP, in partnership with distribution partner Maritime, is making the shift from road to rail as part of their sustainability journey.
Treasury Committee Chair Calls For 'Fundamental Reset' As Chancellor Dashes Back From US
Economy
Treasury Committee Chair Calls For "Fundamental Reset" As Chancellor Dashes Back From US
Senior Conservative MP Mel Stride has said Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng should "row back" on tax plans that have unleashed economic chaos in to restore confidence in the financial markets.
Liz Truss is right to focus on growth – but fiscal discipline is crucial
Economy
By Gerard Lyons
Liz Truss is right to focus on growth – but fiscal discipline is crucial
The Prime Minister's immediate challenge is to convince the markets that her plans are necessary, non-inflationary and affordable
We need a strategy to bring inflation under control
Economy
By Harriett Baldwin MP
We need a strategy to bring inflation under control
In Greek mythology, Cassandra was a priestess who was given the power by the gods to make true predictions, only for no one to believe her.
Growth comes from the efforts of all – not from trickle-down economics
Economy
By Pat McFadden MP
Growth comes from the efforts of all – not from trickle-down economics
Credibility, like reputation, is built slowly over years but can be destroyed very quickly. That is what has happened to the Conservative government in the wake of its disastrous “mini-Budget” on 23 September.
Kwasi Kwarteng Says He's '100% Not Going Anywhere' And Stands By Mini-Budget
Economy
Kwasi Kwarteng Says He's "100% Not Going Anywhere" And Stands By Mini-Budget
Kwasi Kwarteng has insisted that the government's economic plans have not changed and vowed to fight on as chancellor despite growing speculation that ministers could make further concessions over the chaotic "mini-Budget".
The road to transport decarbonisation and the legacy it will leave Partner content
Economy
By WSP
The road to transport decarbonisation and the legacy it will leave
Much attention is given to the nationwide transition to electric vehicles (EVs) due to its important position within the Government’s Net Zero Strategy. Some progress has been made; the UK Climate Change Committee’s most recent progress report found that purchases of EVs more than doubled between 2020 and 2021. However, we are currently forecast to only reach 36% of private vehicles being EV by 2030 when the Government ban on the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles commences. There are still barriers to overcome with a lack of public charging infrastructure a key concern for would be EV adopters, particularly those without access to off-street parking. Despite this, the pace of change across the UK is encouraging.
Cabinet Minister Avoids Ruling Out Mini-Budget U-Turns After MPs Turn On Liz Truss
Economy
Cabinet Minister Avoids Ruling Out Mini-Budget U-Turns After MPs Turn On Liz Truss
Foreign secretary James Cleverly has refused to rule out further changes to the government’s mini-budget as Liz Truss struggles to bring her party on side.
Enough Safer Gambling Week nonsense - only reform will reduce harm and boost economic growth Partner content
Health
By Gambling With Lives
Enough Safer Gambling Week nonsense - only reform will reduce harm and boost economic growth
The gambling industry in its current form poses a danger to public health and the Government's objective of going for growth. Long awaited reforms are needed in full and undiluted.
It would be morally wrong to deliver a real-terms benefit cut for the most vulnerable
Economy
By John Glen MP
It would be morally wrong to deliver a real-terms benefit cut for the most vulnerable
Following four and a half years as city minister, with another year as PPS to former chancellor (now Lord) Philip Hammond, not walking into HM Treasury in Horseguards every morning will take some adjustment.
Coca-Cola bottler makes switch from road to rail Partner content
Environment
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Coca-Cola bottler makes switch from road to rail
As a former mortgage broker, rates are nothing of the magnitude we saw in the 2008 crisis
Economy
By James Cartlidge MP
As a former mortgage broker, rates are nothing of the magnitude we saw in the 2008 crisis
As a mortgage broker during the 2008 credit crunch, my memory is seared with those extraordinary days when email alerts of products being withdrawn piled in.
Leading Economists Insist Government Financial Plans Worsened Economic Chaos
Economy
Leading Economists Insist Government Financial Plans Worsened Economic Chaos
Several leading economists have told MPs they believe there is "absolutely a UK component" to the current market chaos after ministers blamed global financial pressures rather than their controversial "mini-budget".
Floating Offshore Wind Centre of Excellence Kicks Off New Phase with Two Major Technology Programmes Partner content
Environment
By Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult
Floating Offshore Wind Centre of Excellence Kicks Off New Phase with Two Major Technology Programmes
The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s Floating Offshore Wind Centre of Excellence (FOW CoE) is launching two new strategic programmes, which mark the start of a new phase in its development. The two programmes, launched at Floating Offshore Wind 2022 in Aberdeen, will accelerate the development and qualification of critical floating wind technologies.
Jacob Rees-Mogg Insists Pension Funds 'Not At Risk” When Bank Ends Support
Economy
Jacob Rees-Mogg Insists Pension Funds "Not At Risk” When Bank Ends Support
Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg has dismissed concerns that pension funds could be “at risk” after the Bank of England indicated support for markets would end this week.
Liz Truss Warned 'All Hell Will Break Loose' If Government Doesn’t Raise Benefits By Inflation
Economy
Liz Truss Warned "All Hell Will Break Loose" If Government Doesn’t Raise Benefits By Inflation
A former cabinet minister has warned “all hell will break loose” if Prime Minister Liz Truss doesn't meet demands to raise benefits in line with inflation as she battles to build bridges with her fractious party.
Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Institute of Building
CIOB's Diversity and Inclusion Charter receives 100th signature
Hundreds of young people start their career at Sellafield Partner content
Environment
By Sellafield Ltd
Hundreds of young people start their career at Sellafield
Sellafield Ltd's continued investment in apprenticeship and graduates leads to record breaking intakes.
Bank Of England Warns Of 'Material Risk To UK Financial Stability”, But Government Insists Pensions Are Safe
Economy
Bank Of England Warns Of "Material Risk To UK Financial Stability”, But Government Insists Pensions Are Safe
Deputy Prime Minister Thérèse Coffey has insisted people’s pensions are safe despite the Bank of England warning this morning of a "material risk to UK financial stability”.
How Jersey Adds Value to the Global Economy Partner content
Communities
By Jersey Finance
How Jersey Adds Value to the Global Economy
Jersey is a small place making a big impact.
Why retrofitting is a “no brainer” for the Government this winter Partner content
Environment
By Chartered Institute of Building
Why retrofitting is a “no brainer” for the Government this winter
Last week at Conservative Party Conference, the Chartered Institute of Building partnered with ConservativeHome, the Federation of Master Builders and E3G, for a fringe event discussion about the importance of retrofitting in addressing the climate crisis, keeping down energy bills and improving public health.
National Audit Office to launch inquiry into Unboxed festival
Culture
By Sienna Rodgers
National Audit Office to launch inquiry into Unboxed festival
The National Audit Office has announced an inquiry into Unboxed, dubbed the “Festival of Brexit”, after The House magazine revealed it had cost the government £120m but seen just 238,000 visitors.
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