Economics

Why Both Sides Of The House Have Taken Staying In The Single Market Off The Table Is Beyond My Comprehension

I expected my amendment to lose, but I didn’t expect my own party frontbench to aid and abet them
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Private Renters Aren't Going Away - The Budget Needs Policies To Help Them Now

The sooner we start to reform the private rented sector alongside building more homes, the sooner we’ll be making progress towards a genuine, joined-up and long-term housing strategy
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The Budget Must Deliver Great Things For Disabled People

The Chancellor and his fellow cabinet ministers have some important opportunities before them, not least to work together and across Government for disabled people.
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MPs Call For Closure Of Loopholes Allowing Uber And Deliveroo To 'Exploit Workers'

Companies say they want to offer better benefits.
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The Government Is Biased Against Public Borrowing For Vital Infrastructure

Private finance can play a useful role in UK infrastructure but it should only be used if better than the alternatives
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Chancellor Urged To Back Plans That Could See Poorest Students Pay No Tuition Fees

81% of graduates will never pay back student loans, report claims.
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MPs Warn 'Urgent' Action Needed To Stop Customs Chaos In Event Of 'No Deal' Brexit

Home affairs committee slams 'unconvincing' plans.
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Fisker Claims To Have A Battery That Be Charged In 1 Minute And Has A 500 Mile Range

It'll be unveiled to the world in January 2018.
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Corbyn Slams May Over Universal Credit Evictions

Tenants told debt risk means 'extraordinary measures' needed
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Why Does London Have Two Mayors?

Call me a party pooper, but I think this country should find something better to celebrate than finance, no matter how good the fireworks display they put on.
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