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“Within hours, the Treasury was trying to row back on his words and Downing Street distanced itself, saying Andy Burnham would not commit to an 'arbitrary timetable' for curbing spending on benefits.”

“'Fragile' finances IFS director Helen Miller said there would also be growing pressure on the government's spending plans over the parliament.”

“Sir Jim, the founder of petrochemical giant Ineos and Manchester United's co-owner, told the BBC he has lost confidence in the UK due to a combination of high taxes and high immigration.”

“He told the BBC failing to invest further in North Sea oil and gas amounted to "insanity" and warned gas storage was so low that the UK could "run out of gas" if there was a cold snap this winter.”

“The BBC was last night accused of breaching its impartiality rules after using civil servants to write and fact-check articles The secondment scheme has involved 39 Whitehall officials over the last eight years, with them spending three- or six-month…”

“And Mr Healey is less than two weeks away from a challenging Budget, in which he is facing increasingly tough decisions over tax and spending to balance the books.”

“In a heated appearance on BBC radio he also lashed out at ITV over its undercover probe, accusing it of 'lying, faking documents, spending millions of pounds, a year in this case ... ultimately I presume with the aim of trying to find Nigel Farage saying or…”

“A new law is to be proposed to fix the SNP’s ‘broken’ benefits system and finally bring down ‘out of control’ spending.”

“… as she begins her party's annual conference with a string of policy pledges and a 100 page statement on her guiding principles., external "I believe in common sense, people working hard and being rewarded for that effort," she told the BBC's Laura…”

“- Published The BBC should not pay "over the odds" for the rights to overseas hits such as Suits and Schitt's Creek, an influential group of MPs has said.”

“Speaking on BBC Scotland’s Sunday Show, Ms Gilruth said the position from the council was “quite challenging”.”

“He told the BBC Good Morning Ulster programme: “We have sought to engage with the UK government right from the earliest point of this financial year when we flagged up that the cliff-edge had been reached in terms of our financial supports that the government…”

“Asked by the BBC if Burnham was a man he could do business with, Trump said: "Yeah I do, I think he's a natural businessperson, we've had a lot of discussions even before this meeting we've spoken to each other numerous times on the phone.”

“He alleges that during Charles’ younger brother Prince Andrew’s 21st birthday celebration, instead of Charles spending time with her, he ignored her, leaving Diana “deeply hurt, confused and increasingly concerned.””

“The council told the BBC that they can give no further comment while the court case continues, but their lawyer has told the BBC that none of the Afghan students were registered with PMDC.”

“He has been doing interviews this morning and he told BBC Breakfast: The taxes or the fear of taxes … are driving really big taxpayers to leave our country for overseas, taking hundreds of millions of pounds of tax revenues that will pay for public services ……”

“Mr Farage told the BBC: 'Both these donations are 100 per cent compliant with the law today, of that there is no question whatsoever,' the Reform leader told the BBC.”

“Stevens attracted more than $30 million in spending from AIPAC, the pro-Israel group now a lightning rod in Democratic politics.”

“Andrew stepped away from royal duties in 2019 following a widely criticized BBC "Newsnight" interview in which he attempted to explain his friendship with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.”