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There has been speculation that plans to reduce the annual tax-free cash Isa allowance could be announced later this month.

In the latest in our London Unleashed series Peel Hunt’s Charles Hall outlines how the City can be revived

Savers currently have a £20,000 ISA allowance but the chancellor is expected to overhaul the rules

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s pledge to “end the costly use of asylum hotels in this parliament” is a rare thing in British politics: a policy supported by all major political parties and a range of refugee charities.

£1.4bn owed to capital’s town halls in latest indication of cost-of-living crisis

COMMENT : Artificial intelligence has wiped out more than a quarter of all graduate, intern and junior positions in Britain’s financial sector – but the long-term consequences could be a death knell for a sector that traditionally teaches its new intake the skills needed to last an entire career, says…

Our most innovative companies are leaving the capital in droves. In this instalment of our London Unleashed campaign, top financier Ken Wotton looks at how we can halt the stampede

Starmer and Reeves need a fresh approach to enact their vision, and I have a plan for that, says Randeep Ramesh, the Guardian’s chief leader writer

Binary rules and twice-yearly OBR forecasts have turned chancellor’s moves into grim spectator sport

INSIDE WESTMINSTER: For Labour backbenchers, the welfare rebellion was a triumph: with the growing possibility of this being a one-term government, and with little prospect of ministerial advancement, MPs have concluded they have nothing to lose by standing up for what they believe in, says Andrew Grice

Some 126 Labour backbenchers had signed an amendment that would have halted the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill in its tracks.