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The UK Statistics Authority's Sir Robert Chote said the public could have been 'misled or at least confused' by Treasury Minister Laura Trott's claims about taxes falling

The Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves could be overheard asking "where is he?" as the more junior Treasury minister Bim Afolami was sent to field questions in his boss's absence

Steve Rotheram told The Mirror he looks forward to Keir Starmer achieving a similar election triumph for Labour to that of Tony Blair in 1997

Senior Tory source says May election might be necessary after Labour battering in by-elections and polls suggesting the party will be 'obliterated' with announcement potentially soon

The Chancellor would not be drawn into confirming suggestions that further tax cuts would be announced at the Spring Budget

Despite the firm’s role in the Post Office scandal, it has been handed £1.4 billion worth of deals since the High Court ruled there had been bugs and errors in its Horizon software.

The Prime Minister said "economic conditions are improving" when pressed on the Government's portrayal of the state of the public finances

The Government is considering feedback to a consultation on regulating buy now, pay later schemes

Laura Trott said she had "different figures" when she was presented with the latest official projections from the fiscal watchdog, which suggest an increase over the next five years

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Laura Trott went on BBC Radio 4 to gloat about Keir Starmer's change to his green investment plan, but faced a bruising grilling from Evan Davies

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Laura Trott told Sky News that Brianna Ghey's mum Esther had said she did not want to make her daughter's death 'about trans issues'

Labour slated the 'ludicrous' analysis of its Warm Homes plan, which was unveiled in 2021 to save 19 million families living in draughty homes cash on their energy bills

The Building Societies Association made the calls ahead of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s spring budget on March 6

Sir Edward Leigh said entrepreneurs want "lower taxes, simpler taxes, they want less regulation not more regulation"

Former Conservative Cabinet minister Theresa Villiers appealed to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to finally 'end' the long-running dispute during a surprising intervention in the Commons

The Co-op said the figures show private and public sector organisations should work together to ensure the levy is used more effectively to support young people

The new issue pays 2.95% AER over a three-year term, the Treasury-backed provider said

Northern Ireland will get a new government after the DUP agreed to return to power-sharing at Stormont in a late night deal with the UK on post-Brexit trade checks

The families of the victims of Nottingham knifeman Valdo Calocane have gone to the Attorney General over the "lenient" sentence handed down on Thursday by the judge

Coronation Street star Bill Roache has had a petition by HMRC filed against him, despite him earning a whopping £250,000 per year on the ITV soap

The Bank and the Treasury launched a consultation in February last year over the so-called central bank digital currency

The Chancellor will be given breathing room to cut taxes or boost spending, economists have said, as the Government borrowed less money than expected last month

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that public sector net borrowing hit £7.8 billion during the month

The Government had announced that all two-year-olds would be eligible for 15 hours a week of free childcare from this April, but in a 'disastrous failure' parents could miss out

Tory duo Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith both sided with rebels demanding Rishi Sunak's flagship Rwanda Safety Bill is beefed up