End-of-term poll makes mixed reading for the leaders, but the Prime Minister tops the guest list
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End-of-term poll makes mixed reading for the leaders, but the Prime Minister tops the guest list
Sunday 08 December 2013
Ed Balls insisted on Sunday he “couldn’t give a toss” about speculation he could be ousted as shadow Chancellor.
Sunday 08 December 2013
Our position as the world's third largest film market after the US and Japan is set to be overtaken
Sunday 08 December 2013
Conservative councils build only half as much affordable and social housing
Friday 06 December 2013
The sheer exhilaration of producing a newspaper against a tight deadline is unique
Friday 06 December 2013
Package of reliefs and cap on rises not strong enough to boost companies’ cash flows and investment, the Chancellor is warned
Friday 06 December 2013
Jobless 18- to 21-year-olds without a basic standard of English or mathematics will be denied benefits unless they return to classes to improve their skills.
Thursday 05 December 2013
Investors buying shares or providing loans to firms carrying work for the social good are expected receive income tax relief when they invest and capital gains tax relief when they sell.
Thursday 05 December 2013
The move could take some of the heat out of the London property market
Wednesday 04 December 2013
Prime Minister said austerity measures will remain in place past 2018 but would like to “extend” tax breaks for married couples when possible
Tuesday 03 December 2013
Britain's construction sector expanded at its fastest pace in six years in November, hitting its highest levels of output and employment since August 2007, according to newly released data.
Tuesday 03 December 2013
Britain's manufacturing sector grew at its strongest rate in more than three years last month and is gearing up for a hiring spree to take advantage of improved conditions across the industry, a key survey has revealed.
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