Treasury
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Cost-of-living crisis: five suggestions for Rishi Sunak
feature The chancellor is under pressure to provide support for squeezed households and businesses
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Rishi Sunak investigation: who leaked Akshata Murty’s non-dom status?
Today's Big Question Sunak’s ‘aggressive’ response to leak has Tory colleagues questioning his political ‘maturity’
By Sorcha Bradley Published
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Michael Gove’s 12 missions for levelling up
Why Everyone’s Talking About Minister promises to ‘call time on postcode lottery’ for economic and educational opportunities
By Julia O'Driscoll Published
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The government’s green strategies in a nutshell
feature Net zero plans for finance and homes are announced as the Treasury tots up the price tag
By Julia O'Driscoll Published
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How much will it cost the UK to get to net zero?
In Depth Experts call for clarification on who will pay for upfront investment to achieve carbon emissions goal
By Julia O'Driscoll Published
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Will the Universal Credit uplift be made permanent?
Today's Big Question Chancellor under growing pressure to continue £20-a-week hike beyond scheduled October cut-off
By Sorcha Bradley Published
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What is capital gains tax and why is it being reviewed?
Speed Read Tory MPs expected to resist efforts to raise taxes to pay off coronavirus debt
By Joe Evans Published
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Government to spend £10bn on botched test-and-trace system
Speed Read Calls for public inquiry mounting as Treasury also reveals £15bn bill for PPE
By Joe Evans Published
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How long can Britain afford the furloughing scheme?
In Depth Analysts say total cost of coronavirus job retention programme may hit £100bn by autumn
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Where does bailout money come from and who will pay for it?
Speed Read Government’s multi-billion pound stimulus package could usher in another decade of austerity
By The Week Staff Last updated
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Labour plans to move Treasury north
Speed Read Shadow chancellor John McDonnell wants to create new £250bn devolved unit responsible for national infrastructure
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UK economy ‘heading for worst year since financial crisis’
Speed Read Economists downgrade GDP growth forecasts due to Brexit uncertainty and sluggish consumer purchasing power
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Mark Carney: No-deal Brexit ‘could be as bad as 2008 financial crash’
In Depth Bank of England governor warns Cabinet of high unemployment and 35% drop in house prices
By The Week Staff Published
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Mark Carney in talks to extend Bank of England tenure
Speed Read Treasury concerned post-Brexit transition could lead to uncertainty and destabilise markets
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