#chancellors-budget

#chancellors-budget

Labour's tax increases violate their pledge, leading to hardship for ordinary families, warns Jeremy Hunt.

George Galloway criticized both Labour and Conservatives in his first House of Commons speech, expressing discontent with their performance.

Galloway described the chancellor's Budget as an 'absolute nothing burger' that would not benefit Rochdale, the town he represents.

The UK faces a £100 billion public finance black hole over five years, requiring tough budget choices.

Support for low-income families in the UK includes a 2p National Insurance tax cut and changes to benefits, concerns raised about benefits favoring higher earners, economy shows signs of improvement with lower inflation.