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School spending per pupil will ‘largely stagnate in real terms’ when costs likely to be faced by schools are taken into account, a report says.

Cost of living crisis, rising unemployment and extended NHS waiting times will determine government’s chances in general election

Liz Truss joins rebels in vowing to vote against any tax rise in Hunt’s mini-Budget

Sometimes, the headline from a think tank report can be so cryptic you have to call up the press office to ask what exactly they meant by it. But not this one. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has published a paper titled: This will be the biggest tax-raising parliament…

Sky reports Sunak is considering removing the winter fuel allowance – worth between £250 and £600 this winter – from most pensioners

Andrew Griffith says government will stick to spending proposals despite growing pressure to cut taxes

By the time of the next general election, taxes will likely have risen to around 37% of national income, according to analysis by the IFS

Thinktank says Tories have overseen the biggest increase in taxes during a parliament since records began in 1951

By the time of the next general election, taxes will likely have risen to around 37% of national income, according to analysis by the IFS.

TN State Biodiversity Board reconstituted, incl. 3 special invitees from Industries, Animal Husbandry, Pollution Control. Minister for Forests chair, ex-officio members incl. Secretaries of Environment, Rural Dev., Agriculture, PCCF, CWLW. Retired IFS officer, Prof. K. Sivakumar, Florida Tilton, Assoc. Prof. V. Gokula, Assoc. Prof. S. Geetha members. Secretaries of Industries,…

An overhaul to the existing inheritance tax regime might worsen wealth-based inequalities in the U.K, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.