The new Chancellor, Philip Hammond MP, signalled a welcome new direction for welfare reform in today’s Autumn Statement. At previous budgetary events the question was
Michael Portillo used to say that when he was a Treasury minister he could never get officials to tell him definitively what had happened in
Whenever two or three MPs are gathered together, they will quickly move on to that fascinating topic. Who will be the next Prime Minister.? Assuming
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Chancellor in possession of slowing growth and an increasing deficit must be in want of a “resilient”
Underlying the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement is the sobering fact that UK National Debt is heading for a record high – 90.2 per cent of GDP.
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