Labour prime pledged that plans to be set out in the autumn would make ‘sure people feel better off’
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Labour prime pledged that plans to be set out in the autumn would make ‘sure people feel better off’
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Keir Starmer has refused to rule out tax rises in autumn as he faces growing pressure to fill a £50bn shortfall in the government’s finances.
Labour prime minister under pressure from Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch
Labour prime minister came under pressure over Rachel Reeves’s upcoming Budget while on a trip to the G20 summit in South Africa
PM declines to say whether Government will increase VAT, income tax or corporation tax in autumn Budget
Exclusive: PM urged to conduct a ‘radical change of direction’ as the government attempts to plug gaps in the public finances
Sir Keir Starmer’s U-turn now leaves the government with a choice between raising taxes or cutting spending elsewhere
Prime minister defends government’s handling of economy but will not give assurances over not raising income tax, employee NI or…
