Rachel Reeves planning to raise taxes and cut spending in October budget
Rachel Reeves plans significant fiscal measures in October to address worsening public finances amid rising borrowing figures, despite recent economic growth.
UK national debt could reach nearly 300% of GDP in next 50 years
The UK's national debt is on an unsustainable path, projected to nearly triple relative to GDP within 50 years.
UK economy set to grow twice as fast as predicted, but investment boost needed, experts warn
The UK economy is projected to grow 1% in 2023, doubling earlier estimates amid cautious consumer spending influenced by recent economic shocks.
U.K. Budget Makes a Big Bet on Spending for Growth
The UK's budget emphasizes substantial public spending but lacks a clear plan for sustainable economic growth.
Can UK avoid national debt almost tripling over next 50 years?
The UK's national debt is expected to rise dramatically, reaching 274% of GDP by the mid-2070s, posing severe budgetary challenges for future governments.
Britain's Budget Makes a Big Bet on Spending for Growth
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' budget emphasizes vast public spending but raises concerns about limited economic growth and potential impacts on employee wages.
Rachel Reeves planning to raise taxes and cut spending in October budget
Rachel Reeves plans significant fiscal measures in October to address worsening public finances amid rising borrowing figures, despite recent economic growth.
UK national debt could reach nearly 300% of GDP in next 50 years
The UK's national debt is on an unsustainable path, projected to nearly triple relative to GDP within 50 years.
UK economy set to grow twice as fast as predicted, but investment boost needed, experts warn
The UK economy is projected to grow 1% in 2023, doubling earlier estimates amid cautious consumer spending influenced by recent economic shocks.
U.K. Budget Makes a Big Bet on Spending for Growth
The UK's budget emphasizes substantial public spending but lacks a clear plan for sustainable economic growth.
Can UK avoid national debt almost tripling over next 50 years?
The UK's national debt is expected to rise dramatically, reaching 274% of GDP by the mid-2070s, posing severe budgetary challenges for future governments.
Britain's Budget Makes a Big Bet on Spending for Growth
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' budget emphasizes vast public spending but raises concerns about limited economic growth and potential impacts on employee wages.
The Home Office made poor decisions in acquiring a contaminated site for asylum seekers under pressure to end hotel use.
Tory pair backed rushed and misjudged' asylum site purchase, watchdog says
The rushed purchase of the Northeye site for asylum accommodation, led by Tories, has resulted in excessive costs and significant contamination issues.
Home Office 'cut corners' buying 15m migrant camp
The Home Office made poor decisions in acquiring a contaminated site for asylum seekers under pressure to end hotel use.
Tory pair backed rushed and misjudged' asylum site purchase, watchdog says
The rushed purchase of the Northeye site for asylum accommodation, led by Tories, has resulted in excessive costs and significant contamination issues.
A Police Department Spent a Ludicrous Amount of Money on a Cybertruck for the Worst Reason Possible
The Irvine Police Department has bought a $153,175 Tesla Cybertruck not for patrolling but for educational purposes, raising questions about its value.
Concerns over financial viability of Bromley Council's new offices
Labour councillors are questioning the financial viability and planning of Bromley Council's new HQ, Churchill Court, citing misleading metrics and inadequately evaluated costs.
Former UK.gov planned 485M budget for Palantir NHS system
The English health service's Palantir analytics system budget is set at £485 million over four years, raising significant controversy and scrutiny.
Job advisers may be posted in NHS hospitals to get long-term sick back to work
Employment advisers will be stationed in NHS hospitals to assist those on long-term sickness leave, promoting compassionate support for returning to work.
Former UK.gov planned 485M budget for Palantir NHS system
The English health service's Palantir analytics system budget is set at £485 million over four years, raising significant controversy and scrutiny.
Job advisers may be posted in NHS hospitals to get long-term sick back to work
Employment advisers will be stationed in NHS hospitals to assist those on long-term sickness leave, promoting compassionate support for returning to work.
1.4m spend on security shelter 'deeply frustrating', says Minister Roderic O'Gorman
The cost of a security shed revealed as over €1.4 million sparks outrage and calls for a review of public spending.
Irish prime minister says 336,000 cost for bike shelter is inexcusable'
Prime Minister Simon Harris criticized the 336,000 cost of a bike shelter at Leinster House, calling it inexcusable and raising concerns over public spending.
Transport Minister Eamon Ryan and the OPW acknowledge the project’s high costs, citing challenges due to the historic nature of Leinster House.
1.4m spend on security shelter 'deeply frustrating', says Minister Roderic O'Gorman
The cost of a security shed revealed as over €1.4 million sparks outrage and calls for a review of public spending.
Irish prime minister says 336,000 cost for bike shelter is inexcusable'
Prime Minister Simon Harris criticized the 336,000 cost of a bike shelter at Leinster House, calling it inexcusable and raising concerns over public spending.
Transport Minister Eamon Ryan and the OPW acknowledge the project’s high costs, citing challenges due to the historic nature of Leinster House.
Kensington and Chelsea Council spends 16million a year filling temp roles
Kensington and Chelsea Council's temporary staff expenditure raises transparency concerns, with significant annual costs and calls for accountability from the TaxPayers' Alliance.
Secret gifts from public swell Treasury's coffers
Voluntary donations to UK's Treasury highlight public willingness to contribute, though total amounts remain minimal relative to overall government spending.
Walters: California spends billions on homelessness, lacks data on effectiveness
California's $20 billion homelessness investment lacks accountability and effective data tracking on its impact, leading to rising unhoused populations.
Extra cash for mental health would help UK more than new roads, study says
Investing in mental health services yields greater economic benefits than traditional infrastructure projects.
Government spending should prioritize wellbeing improvements, especially in health and education.
Labour urged to place trade union members on wealth fund board
The national wealth fund should include trade union members to balance power and ensure green objectives are met.
US Leads World in Subsidies for Ineffective Tech Fixes for Climate Crisis
The U.S. leads in global spending on ineffective climate solutions, particularly carbon capture, costing taxpayers billions without significant impact on emissions.
Swinney says Labour intensifying' austerity as he prepares cuts in Scotland
Labour has been accused of perpetuating austerity policies similar to the Tories, amid significant cuts to Scottish public spending.
Poll: Two-thirds back Fianna Fail/Fine Gael coalition for second term
Government support has risen to 50%, the highest since July 2020.
Voters prioritize public spending over tax cuts, especially in housing sector.
Pensioners braced for 'really difficult winter
Winter fuel payments are being scrapped for many pensioners, increasing financial strain as energy costs rise.
Colombian councilman criticises vice president for cost of Meghan and Harry's tour
Public funds were allegedly squandered during Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's visit to Colombia, raising questions about government expenditure priorities.