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What does return of Liz Truss mean for the Tory party?
Today's Big Question Intervention by former PM reopens bitter divide among Tories over growth and lowering taxes
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Five main points from the chancellor’s Autumn Statement
In Depth Jeremy Hunt announces his plans for the economy while admitting the UK is in a recession
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Do Tory tax cuts herald return of austerity?
Today's Big Question Chancellor U-turns on scrapping top rate tax but urges ministers to make public spending cuts
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Truss and Kwarteng U-turn on scrapping 45p tax rate
Speed Read Chancellor said the controversial proposal had become a ‘massive distraction’
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What the pound’s record low means for the UK
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Mini-budget 2022: Kwasi Kwarteng’s ‘growth plan’ in seven bullet points
feature The chancellor has insisted his changes will make the tax system ‘simpler and fairer’
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What is stamp duty and why is it being cut?
feature Government is expected to cut ‘hated’ house-buying tax to ‘encourage growth’
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Liz Truss rules out new taxes in final push for PM
Speed Read Tory leadership front-runner is also planning a ‘full review of our tax system’
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How would Rishi Sunak’s VAT cut on energy bills work?
Today's Big Question Former chancellor’s latest promise sees him pivot away from his opposition to tax cuts
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Tory leadership election: why tax cuts are an economic gamble
feature The candidates regard tax cuts as the road to redemption, only differing on the details of how much and how soon
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Tory leadership election: five biggest battlegrounds for contenders
Today's Big Question Tax, Brexit and the ‘Boris factor’ set to dominate campaign
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Tax cuts: will Boris Johnson bow to the pressure?
In the Spotlight PM’s promises on tax to save his premiership are likely to face resistance from Rishi Sunak
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‘It’s too early to conclude that Boris has used up the last of his nine lives’
Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
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The British Empire’s policies still at play in the UK
feature Policies rooted in imperialism policies influence today’s tax and trade systems and even the wine we drink
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