Speaking to the BBC’s Today programme, he said: “For families who have been having a really tough time, I think they can see that the very difficult decisions that we’ve taken in order to get the economy back on its feet after the pandemic, after the energy shock, are beginning to pay off and we need to see them through.”
Mary O’Connor, acting senior partner at KPMG UK, said: “It’s hard to believe that as recently as 2011, 43%...
Core inflation, which strips out the price of energy, food, alcohol and tobacco, remained unchanged in July at 6.9%....
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It said in a statement: “Morrisons directors believe that the increased Fortress offer is in the best interests of...
Under what were called discretionary commission arrangements, some lenders had allowed car dealers to adjust interest rates on loans,...
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Housing benefits, which help low-income or unemployed people pay their rent, costs the government around £30bn a year, a...
Robert Hayton, head of Altus in the UK, said: “Whilst pubs proved remarkably resilient during the pandemic, they’re now...
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