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A number of Labour MPs in rural seats declined to back the government's move to impose inheritance tax on farmers, but just one voted against.
Labour are now even less trusted to run the economy than Liz Truss was in the wake of her disastrous mini-Budget, a new poll has revealed. The YouGov research for Sky News found that just 10% of voters now back the party with the nation’s finances after last week’s Budget plunged the government into a fresh crisis.
Millions of workers are likely to be affected by the Treasury move but there are things that can be done to soften the blow
LONDON, Dec 1 (Reuters) - The head of Britain's fiscal watchdog resigned on Monday after the agency last week inadvertently released key details of the government's annual tax and spending budget before finance minister Rachel Reeves announced them in parliament.
Rachel Reeves aims 'Russian asset' jab at Farage during Budget speechCredit: Parliament TV
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A top official from Britain's fiscal watchdog said on Tuesday he did not think comments made last month by finance minister Rachel Reeves about the difficult budget situation that she was facing were misleading.
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Rachel Reeves exposed as officials speak out to 'set record straight' on 'misleading' Budget claims
Rachel Reeves has suffered a further setback after OBR officials spoke out to "set the record straight". Professor David Miles revealed that the OBR watchdog had expressed concerns about information appearing in the press that "wouldn't normally be out there".