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The government announced their Autumn Budget on Wednesday 30 October 2024. This was the first Budget from the new Labour government. We'll explain how the changes are likely to affect your money and ...

We are excited to unveil the 2nd trailer for the anime “Sorairo Utility” has been released! It showed Aoba Minami's journey to discover her own "special something".Through her journey ...

This resulted in a budget deficit of over $1.8 trillion. Federal government expenditures fall into two main categories: mandatory or discretionary. Mandatory expenditures are required by law and ...

By Eshe Nelson Reporting from London Rachel Reeves, the chancellor of the Exchequer in Britain, had promised “a budget for economic growth” and “a budget for investment.” On Wednesday ...

Vertical has revealed the official trailer for the indie horror film The Damned, from young Icelandic filmmaker Thordur Palsson marking his feature directorial debut.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has finally unveiled the budget for 2024. Here are the key points: • The budget will raise taxes by £40bn. • National insurance (NI) contributions for employers (not ...

Rachel Reeves has delivered her first Budget as Chancellor, announcing she will be raising taxes by £40bn and providing an extra £22.6bn for day-to-day spending on the NHS in England.

Marc Jones is a senior global markets correspondent based in London with a focus on economics, central banks, policymakers, and crises. Previously he worked in Frankfurt covering the European ...

Today Labour will deliver its first Budget since 2010. All eyes will be on Rachel Reeves, the first female Chancellor to ever deliver the major financial announcement. She will take to the ...

Reeves confirmed a £22.6bn increase in the day-to-day health budget for the NHS and £31bn increase in the capital budget. She said this is the largest increase in spending outside of Covid since ...

The UK's first female chancellor summed up her Budget speech claiming she had made the "right choices". Rachel Reeves challenged the opposition to answer what choices they would make, asking if ...