What the papers say – March 27
Reaction to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spring statement dominates Thursday’s headlines. The Daily Mirror and The Guardian say ...
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Week-in-Review: Spring statement looks set to restore sense of drift
Consider the context in which Labour’s fleeting political honeymoon came to an end last year. The parliamentary rebellions, ...
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What the papers say – March 27
A collection of British newspapers. Reaction to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spring statement dominates Thursday’s headlines. The Daily Mirror and The Guardian say the Chancellor has been accused ...
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X users demand Trump's defence secretary Pete Hegseth get the lettuce treatment after Signalgate
X users demanded US defence decretary Pete Hegseth get the lettuce treatment after messages from him and other top officials ...
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What the papers say – March 27
Reaction to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spring statement dominates Thursday’s headlines. The Daily Mirror and The Guardian say the Chancellor has been accused of balancing the budget “on the backs of ...
David Blunkett: the world has changed since Liz Truss’s mini budget, so what is Labour still so scared of?
Therefore, the chancellor imposes rules to avoid the financial markets hitting the UK in the way they did when former prime ...
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Tories will ‘never ever’ repeat Truss’s mini-Budget, vows Mel Stride
The Conservatives will “never, ever” repeat Liz Truss’s mini-Budget, Mel Stride has said. The shadow chancellor made the remarks as he vowed to restore public confidence in the Tories on the ...
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Reeves’s cuts almost as unpopular as Truss mini-Budget, poll shows
Most of the individual Spring Statement measures are backed by the public, but the package as a whole is widely unpopular, ...