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  • Truss to vow a new era of growth as she tries to steady her premiership

    October 4, 2022

    Liz Truss will tomorrow promise a new era of growth and try to reset her already faltering premiership, just 24 hours after the Tory party descended into all-out civil war at its annual conference. The Prime Minister suffered another damaging day as very public splits emerged within her cabinet, backbench MPs briefed against her and [...]

  • Badenoch plays down hopes of greater access to India for UK services in trade deal

    October 4, 2022

    New trade secretary Kemi Badenoch has warned that any UK-India trade deal is unlikely to vastly increase access to the Indian market for City services firms. Badenoch today confirmed she was sticking to Boris Johnson’s deadline of striking a deal with India by Diwali, 24 October, but watered down expectations about how comprehensive it will [...]

  • Channel migrants face ban from claiming asylum in Britain in new govt crackdown on illegal arrivals

    October 4, 2022

    Under plans due to be announced by the Home Secretary, migrants crossing the Channel will reportedly face a ban from claiming asylum in Britain. At the Conservative Party conference, Suella Braverman will use her first major speech since taking on the role to set out the proposals, according to The Times. The new laws – [...]

  • Sweden suspect “gross sabotage” of Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea

    October 4, 2022

    Sweden closed the area around the ruptured Nord Stream pipelines yesterday as their prosecution authority called it a “crime scene” amid speculations of foul play.  “Suspected gross sabotage” led Swedish prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist and the coast guard to ban divers and marine vessels, including underwater vehicles, from being within 5.8 miles of the leaks.  On [...]

  • Cabinet rift deepens as Braverman hits out against Truss’ tax U-turn

    October 4, 2022

    Liz Truss is facing very public cabinet splits just a month into her premiership, with two senior ministers today hitting out against her tax cut U-turn. Home secretary Suella Braverman today said she was “disappointed by the subsequent reversal” in the decision to cut the top 45p rate of Income tax and housing secretary Simon [...]

  • Truss and Kwarteng mini-budget to ‘deepen’ UK recession

    October 4, 2022

    Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng’s decision to slash taxes and ramp up borrowing without costing their plans will make the looming UK recession worse, City economists predicted today. Soaring mortgage rates driven by lenders passing on higher market yields pushed up by a lack of confidence in prime minister Liz Truss and chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s [...]

  • Explainer: Bank of England hasn’t lost £65bn of UK’s money

    October 4, 2022

    Let’s get one thing straight: the Bank of England is not going to lose £65bn on buying government debt. There’ve been a few social media posts (and a few newspaper headlines) whipping up this point. It’s untrue. Last week, the Bank said it will buy up to £65bn worth of long-dated government debt until 14 [...]

  • Truss: Cancelled 45p tax cut was never a ‘priority policy’

    October 4, 2022

    Liz Truss has said the cancelled tax cut for people paying the top 45p rate of Income Tax was never a “priority policy” as she seeks to defend the U-turn. The Prime Minister said she does “support a lower, simpler tax system”, but that “what we couldn’t allow is a fairly minor part of the [...]

  • Truss does not rule out raising state pension age beyond 67: ‘Whatever it takes’

    October 4, 2022

    Prime Minister Liz Truss did not rule out raising the state pension age when challenged. Resisting speculation on “all kinds of decisions that haven’t yet been made” she said she would “do what it takes” to address the economic outlook. Speaking to broadcasters in Birmingham, and asked if she will end up raising the state [...]

  • Truss facing revolt on real-term benefits cut as she insists ‘no decision has been made’ yet

    October 4, 2022

    Liz Truss has suggested  she is undecided on increasing benefits in line with inflation, as she faces a rebellion from backbench Tory MPs over the policy. The embattled PM was probed on the issue during a BBC Radio 4 Today Programme interview, in wake of a testing day on Monday during which she was forced [...]

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