#austerity

#austerity

The Labour mayor attributes council tax increases to years of Tory austerity, necessitating financial support for police amid significant budget cuts.

Austerity has led to significant differences in how individuals experience state interactions based on income, especially regarding benefits and local governance.

Milei's reduced government spending leads to economic change, generating fiscal surpluses despite significant hardships for citizens.

Javier Milei's extreme-right policies have exacerbated economic troubles in Argentina, leading to widespread poverty and social unrest in under six months.

Starmer and colleagues misunderstood the need for tax increases, which are essential to repair the damage from years of austerity.

Cameron-Osborne austerity was a politically driven choice, contrasting with Attlee's postwar measures that addressed real devastation.

Alan Taylor brings expertise on austerity's economic impacts as he joins the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, succeeding Jonathan Haskel.

Labour aims to tackle deep-rooted economic issues in the UK despite current short-term challenges.

The UK economy has stagnated, with zero growth over two months, indicating a lack of momentum from the previous administration's policies.

Labour's fuel payment cuts aim to protect vulnerable pensioners while addressing public finances, but draw criticism for potential economic consequences.

Sadiq Khan urges the Chancellor to create a hopeful budget to avoid more austerity and promote optimism in the UK's economic outlook.

The austerity measures introduced by Milei reduced inflation but increased poverty levels, affecting millions.

UK austerity policies have resulted in increased premature and low birth weight babies in Scotland, especially affecting the poorest families.

Keir Starmer's commitment to end austerity necessitates substantial tax increases, challenging Labour's manifesto promises against raising taxes on working people.

Keir Starmer aims to provide hope while protecting public services from austerity, despite current economic difficulties.

Scottish government budget cuts will significantly impact service delivery, marking a new era of austerity under the UK Labour government.

Starmer commits to protecting public services and ruling out austerity measures at the Labour Party conference.

Local austerity is increasing as councils face financial pressures and cut essential services, impacting communities across the country.

The UK economy suffers from austerity, public service cuts, and underinvestment, leading to significant job losses and societal issues.

Austerity is not over for everyone, particularly disabled individuals facing imminent benefit cuts despite Labour's tax reforms.

The Labour government's mission-driven approach can enhance digital transformation in the public sector, despite potential austerity challenges.

Investment over austerity will restore public services and improve life for working people in Britain.

The UK government plans to fill a budget black hole without raising income tax, national insurance, or VAT, while managing potential departmental cuts.

Unite leader Sharon Graham warns Labour against austerity, advocating for investment and real change to address Britain's economic challenges.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a critical challenge to balance budgetary constraints with the goal of avoiding austerity.

France's government is implementing austerity measures, aiming to save 60 billion euros to address a significant deficit and debt issue.

The Greek debt crisis can be seen as a modern tragedy influenced by historical context, driven by external forces undermining local democracy.

Labour has been accused of perpetuating austerity policies similar to the Tories, amid significant cuts to Scottish public spending.

A £25 billion tax increase is essential to prevent austerity and ensure public spending growth in Britain's budget.

Rachel Reeves pledges no return to austerity if Labour wins power.

Rachel Reeves committed to avoiding austerity in Labour's first conference since winning power, focusing on growth and public services.

Rachel Reeves emphasizes optimism and no return to austerity at Labour conference despite criticisms and concerns.

Labour faces a challenging path ahead, emphasizing austerity while needing to address significant issues in the SEND system.

Austerity measures by Keir Starmer could empower far-right movements in neglected communities, according to union leader Matt Wrack.

The Labour party faces internal dissent over austerity measures, particularly cuts to winter fuel payments, which could impact support and ignite backbench rebellions.

Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy expressed concerns over limiting pensioners' access to winter fuel payments to those on pension credit only.

Two long-serving Labour MPs in London are stepping down, citing personal reasons and a call for change within the party.