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Two-thirds of Scots expect economy to keep tanking under Labour

ALMOST two-thirds of Scots are expecting the economy to continue tanking under Labour over the next year amid accusations the public have “lost…

The National (Scotland)

Thousands of anxious London first time buyers in race to beat stamp duty deadline

London property debutantes face extra bills of up to £11,250

Evening Standard

What is Keir Starmer’s plan to increase UK defence spending and is it affordable?

John Healey dramatically quit as defence secretary earlier this month, saying he had received a financial settlement which ‘falls well short of what is required’

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Watch The Week in Business: Inflation jumps and jobs slump – blame Reeves?

Rachel Reeves might be able to exaggerate her CV but there’s no massaging the state of the economy.

The Fashion Central

Assisted dying should be a matter of individual choice

Creating more hoops will mean some people will be kept alive in agony

The Guardian - UK

How UK and EU could find more money for defence without spooking the markets

There is political agreement that Britain and Europe need to increase military spending. But in straitened times, how can it be done?

The Guardian - UK

When does lying on your CV go too far? What is cheeky and what is frankly fraudulent

LET’S UNPACK THAT : We all want to present the best possible version of ourselves when we’re applying for jobs, but when does putting a positive spin on your experiences cross a line into all-out lying, and what might be the consequences? Katie Rosseinsky asks the experts

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Cabinet minister Jonathan Reynolds investigated by watchdog over solicitor claim

A spokesperson for the Solicitors Regulation Agency said the watchdog was looking into ‘further information’ about Mr Reynolds’ previous claim

The Independent UK

Will the UK send troops to Ukraine? The challenges facing Starmer’s plan

Plans for the UK and other European countries to send troops to Ukraine are in their very early stages. But the UK prime minister, Keir Starmer, will already be thinking about how such a move could play out at home. Sending UK troops abroad, even on a “peacekeeping” mission, always…

The Conversation

UK ‘massively vulnerable’ to threat of Russia after decades of military cuts, ex-Army chief warns

With Sir Keir Starmer under mounting pressure to boost the UK’s defence budget, General Sir Nick Carter said the UK’s ‘remarkably hollow’ Army would be unable to fend off Russia if it needed

The Independent UK

As the UK prepares its next carbon budget, what needs to be included?

Expert recommendations will influence plans for energy, housing, transport industry and farming for decades

The Guardian - UK

Tax rise fears grow as 'High Street woes start to hit public finances' in new blow to Rachel Reeves

Firms are warning they are having to cut jobs after being hit with higher National Insurance bills

Evening Standard

Pressure grows for Starmer to boost defence spending ahead of Trump showdown

PM travels to Washington next week as the only major UK party leader who has not backed calls to hike the defence budget to 2.5 per cent of Britain’s GDP by 2030

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves given smaller than expected £15bn tax boost to UK finances

January surplus is still highest on record but below the £20bn City economists had forecast

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Friday briefing: Will Labour’s £270m package make a difference to an ailing arts industry?

More importantly, how can we afford to pay for this initiative as well as the increased money Kier Starmer has pledged for defence?

Evening Standard

Susan Hall says she wants to throw Sadiq Khan into a black hole, in row over London's finances

The row began after the mayor sought to blame Boris Johnson for the Met Police’s current funding gap

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Reeves should rewrite the rulebook on GDP growth

Letters: Donald Power, Dr Neil Lancastle and Andrew Risby respond to an editorial on Britain’s broken economy

Evening Standard

Reeves says she wants ‘right balance’ on cash Isa deposit limits

The Chancellor is reportedly mulling over a reduction to the £20,000 annual limit that people can put into cash Isa savings accounts.

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The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves wants ‘right balance’ in changes to cash Isa deposit limits

The Chancellor is reportedly mulling over a reduction

Evening Standard

Reeves ‘absolutely committed’ to spending 2.5% of GDP on defence

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said an increase in spending in line with what Labour promised in its manifesto will be done ‘in the proper way’.

The Independent UK

DWP benefit cuts could be as much as £5bn under Labour plans

Previous plans had put the figure at £3 billion – but it may now be much more

The Independent UK

Cash ISA limit could be cut to £4,000 as Rachel Reeves ponders overhaul

The current limit is £20,000 across all ISA types per person

The Fashion Central

Rachel Reeves Caught in Labour Party Showdown: Tax Hikes or Brutal Spending Cuts?

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is at the centre of a Labour Party storm as she grapples with difficult budget decisions, with internal divisions mounting over

The Guardian - UK

Savings providers vow to fight any attempt to cut cash Isa limit to £4,000

Rachel Reeves understood to be considering proposal to reduce annual allowance from current £20,000

Evening Standard

OPINION - Tom Newton Dunn: This is when Keir Starmer plans to raise defence spending to 3%

Fewer more pathetic sights have there been than Paris on Monday night. The leaders of Europe’s eight once-great military powers, scrabbling together to meet and look relevant in a world that has left them behind. And what came of it? Only more empty words and disagreement.

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