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Damning report by parliamentary spending watchdog warns on soaring costs
Radical shift in policy is needed to close gap with peer countries, says research by two think-tanks
Japanese group says decision to allow sales until 2035 has helped it ‘remain competitive’
Data shows that limiting payments to 2 children hits those in Midlands and North West hardest
As clamour grows for interest rate cuts, investors fear acting too slowly could harm already weak economies
Concerns growing over financial health of UK’s biggest water company
Treasury committee urges BoE and Treasury to ‘proceed with caution’ over new currency
Shareholders structured a £500mn cash injection as a loan charging 8% interest
Demands for support rocket as local authorities warn of £4bn budget gap over next two years
Experts warn of tax authority’s renewed focus
New 6-month mandate from Aslef members comes at the start of a week of ‘rolling’ strikes across the rail network
ONS’s new methodology comes as rate-setters seek to tame price rises
Nationwide reports third consecutive monthly increase as hopes grow of stabilisation in property market
High interest rates, battered asset valuations and job uncertainty add to trauma for splitting couples
Inflation is falling while some of the concerns about economic activity have been misplaced
Treasury chief who played a central role in forging the global response to the financial crisis
Plans welcomed by landowners but could constrain party’s fiscal headroom if it wins power next year
Proposals include building 350 ‘banking hubs’ as physical money services dwindle across UK
Agreement ends 18 months of national action by rail workers, but walkouts by train drivers to continue
Health professionals warn about over-reliance on ‘unethical’ hiring from overseas
Rosier picture of jobs market comes on top of upgrades to GDP but statistics agency urges caution
UK chancellor commits to lift spending to previous levels when it becomes fiscally possible
Organisation expects borrowing costs in UK and eurozone to stay high until 2025
Some suppliers are contributing to food price inflation, says Competition and Markets Authority
Bank of England data points to stabilisation in property market after long period of low house sales
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