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“The blanket 3.9% increase at the Budget had prompted questions about Labour’s promise to equalise minimum wage pay for younger workers, over which unions have previously expressed concerns of a potential delay.”

“Ex-Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane was reminded on the BBC that he recently said the market 'suspects that this is a traditional tax-and-spend socialist government with better TikTok videos'.”

“The blanket 3.9% increase at the Budget had prompted questions about Labour’s promise to equalise minimum wage pay for younger workers, over which unions have previously expressed concerns of a potential delay.”

“The blanket 3.9% increase at the Budget had prompted questions about Labour’s promise to equalise minimum wage pay for younger workers, over which unions have previously expressed concerns of a potential delay.”

“The blanket 3.9% increase at the Budget had prompted questions about Labour’s promise to equalise minimum wage pay for younger workers, over which unions have previously expressed concerns of a potential delay.”

““With the festive period now falling within the three-month window, there were significant rises in spending expectations, though concerns around inflation may also be contributing to this.””

“Suggesting he may open another pub – but not in Britain – the Clarkson's Farm star asked: ‘Why would anybody set up a business in this country right now?’ The comments, ahead of what looks set to be another bleak Budget for business this month, won the…”

“The tax, which raised £24billion last year, takes 52.95p a litre for petrol and diesel.”

“Extending the temporary measure would suck up resources as Mr Healey struggles to balance the books, with concerns he will hike taxes yet again in the fiscal package on October 28.”

“Chancellor John Healey is facing an increasingly toxic backdrop to his first fiscal statement on October 28, with fears mounting that he will hike taxes to balance the books.”

“His comments came as another top taxpayer - hedge fund manager Chris Rokos - left Britain for Greece before the Government found 'any further ways of confiscating his money', the Daily Mail's Robert Hardman wrote this week.”

“Ratcliffe, who founded petrochemicals giant Ineos, and has resided in Monaco, which has a relaxed tax regime, since 2020, said Britain is in decline because of high taxes and immigration.”

“The borough's three local Labour MPs have now refused to join the Tory-run council's challenge against the Government's cuts to its funding - which are due to Labour's changes to the funding formula for councils - despite the looming tax hike for residents.”

“- Published The UK needs a "culture shift" in how it does business, Andy Burnham has said ahead of a meeting between some of Britain's biggest bosses and the government.”