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  • Chancellor George Osborne’s tax breaks for British film industry given go-ahead by EU

    August 21, 2015

    A new higher rate of film tax relief has been given the go ahead by the European Union. The scheme, first announced in the March Budget, will enable film companies to claim tax relief of 25 per cent on production costs. Chancellor George Osborne confirmed that the EU had agreed the move this morning.  "British [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn will apologise for Iraq War on behalf of Labour if he wins leadership contest

    August 20, 2015

    Labour leader frontrunner Jeremy Corbyn has promised to apologise for the Iraq War on behalf of the party if he becomes leader. Corbyn will issue a statement saying sorry for the invasion of Iraq if he wins the battle to succeed Ed Miliband as party leader in the hotly contested race. He told the Guardian: [...]

  • Political meddling threatens London City Airport’s future: It’s a depressingly familiar story

    August 20, 2015

    The latest twist in the London City Airport saga was laid out in these pages yesterday, with the news that a number of international parties are looking to bid for the site. But any sale, and the future of the airport, is heavily dependent on its prospects for growth.   Those growth prospects ought to [...]

  • George Osborne wants to build more homes in the countryside

    August 20, 2015

    Chancellor George Osborne wants to reform planning laws and make it easier for villages to build new houses. The chancellor said more people are moving to the countryside with rural areas of England experiencing net internal migration of more than 60,000 a year. "This government is determined to support the millions that already choose a [...]

  • London City Airport expansion plans stay grounded following Mayor Boris Johnson’s U-turn

    August 20, 2015

    The battle for London City Airport is heating up. Less than a month has passed since its owners Global Infra­structure Partners (GIP) and Oak­tree Capital put the site to the east of the capital up for sale with a price tag of around £2bn. But already two heavyweight bidders have emerged, including one of the [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn’s latest wheeze: Labour leadership front-runner calls for a national maximum wage

    August 19, 2015

    Labour leadership front-runner Jeremy Corbyn has made a radical call for a national maximum wage. “There ought to be a level of a maximum,” Corbyn told The Herald newspaper in Scotland. “Why is it that bankers on massive salaries require bonuses to work while street-cleaners require threats to make them work? “It’s a kind of [...]

  • As building societies pile on the pressure, Andrew Tyrie warns George Osborne against new bank surcharge

    August 19, 2015

    The chairman of an influential parliamentary committee has urged chancellor George Osborne to make sure that a new tax on banks does not reduce competition in the market. Read more: Osborne facing pressure from building societies over "perverse" bank surcharge Andrew Tyrie, who chairs the Treasury Select Committee, said today that there was a danger of "unintended consequences" [...]

  • Britain’s “making” revolution could solve our productivity puzzle

    August 19, 2015

    It is now indisputable that the UK’s, and in particular London’s, economic recovery are well underway. But as Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, has rightly pointed out, challenges remain, and the most important of these is productivity.   Contrary to popular assertions, productivity in the UK economy remains quite high in comparison [...]

  • Punters cash in on Corbyn win three weeks before ballots close

    August 19, 2015

    The bookies are so convinced Jeremy Corbyn will win the Labour leadership contest, at least one oddsmaker has already made payments to punters. Paddy Power said yesterday it was paying out £100,000 on Corbyn – more than three weeks before ballots are due. A winner in the Labour leadership race is set to be announced [...]

  • Corbyn’s face on bankers’ golf ball gift

    August 19, 2015

    USUALLY if you don’t like someone, the cliched approach is to stick their photo on a dartboard and aim for the face. Not content with such a working-class show of vehemence, golfing experts Your Golf Travel made some gifts for their 20 biggest clients. Execs from Coutts, Lloyds and M&S all received golf balls with [...]

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