1- If Chancellor Reeves wants to step back and see the economy improve a little, the most important thing he can do is to bring stamp duty back to its previous level. Home sales were one of the most important factors that stimulated the market and ensured that the economy was balanced, but since April, […]
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1- Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves told the BBC she was “disappointed” after new figures showed the UK economy had shrunk by 0.3%. The sharper-than-expected fall came a day after the Chancellor of the Exchequer promised to boost growth in his Spending Review. 2- Reeves failed to see what all economists saw. She thought […]
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1- The economy grew by 0.3% in April and Chancellor Reeves said this was promising. However, the ONS statement today revealed that the economy was gradually shrinking. The real reason for the growth in April was the increase in stamp duty and the rush of buyers to complete their home purchases. 2- When home purchases […]
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1-The UK economy suffered its biggest monthly contraction in a year and a half in April, in a setback against Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves. Rachel Reeves raised taxes and cut benefits as soon as she arrived, thinking the economy would recover. But it didn’t. Now she has abandoned that austerity policy and announced […]
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1- Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced another of his latest projects, the Sizewell C power plant, which he said would be built as part of the UK’s £14 billion nuclear investment. The government’s other controversial figure, Ed Miliband, promises to ‘save Britain from the fossil fuel downturn’ by expecting the new power plant to create […]
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1- Chancellor Rachel Reeves said at her latest press conference that winter fuel payments would be implemented in time for people to benefit this winter. They had previously said fuel payments would be reduced, but backtracked when Labour was defeated in the by-elections. 2- So they had to be slapped by the people to think […]
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1- BBC Global China Unit Editor Ankur Shah asks, ‘Why is the Labor Party strengthening its ties with China after years of volatile relations?’ and provides an answer. In fact, the answer is obvious: The UK is developing its relations with China because China is the world’s largest market. With a population of 2 billion, […]
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1- There is a serious rice shortage in Japan. When the Japanese who went to the markets to buy rice, their traditional food, bought rice for 3 times more, they started criticizing the government. When the people who had difficulty finding cheap rice in the market complained, the Minister of Agriculture came out and said […]
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1- If you ask what the majority of the shops that have opened in the last year in England are, let us tell you right away. One is a barber and the other is a vape shop. There are almost 5 of them on all the main streets. They start trading with phone cases and […]
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1- Defence Secretary John Healey said the government would spend £1.5 billion on at least six new ammunition and explosives factories to “better deter our enemies”. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) said around 1,800 new jobs would be created and the government would support the procurement of up to 7,000 UK-made long-range weapons. 2- The […]
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