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PHILIP Hammond yesterday unveiled a £3billion Brexit war chest in a warning to Brussels that Britain is ready to quit the EU without a deal. In a Budget Day surprise the Chancellor earmarked the cash for spending on tighter border controls and other...
A MILLION first-time buyers were offered a lifeline yesterday as Philip Hammond brought austerity to a screeching halt with a £25billion spree. The Chancellor, who was fighting to save his job in the run-up to yesterday’s Budget, bowed to pressure to...
INTERNET star Jack Maynard was axed from I’m A Celeb after being accused of sending “inappropriate messages” to a 14-year-old girl fan. He faces claims he complimented her on her boobs and pestered her for pictures on his Facebook page, which was...
Stamp Duty Axed for first-time buyers up to £300,000 NHS £2.8bn top-up Universal Credit £1.5bn to get money to claimants faster Brexit £3bn over next two years Diesel Higher tax on drivers of ‘dirty’ cars Economy Worst growth forecast in a...
Philip Hammond placed a stamp duty cut for first-time buyers at the heart of his budget yesterday as he sought to mask Britain’s deteriorating economic prospects by pledging to “revive the homeowning dream”. Faced with evidence showing that the UK...
UK faces worst decade of economic growth in 60 years Deficit will not be wiped until at least 2031, OBR says Britain faces its worst period of economic growth in more than half a century, Philip Hammond warned yesterday, after official data revealed a...
Nicola Sturgeon is facing calls to ditch the prospect of income tax rises in Scotland after the Chancellor unveiled a £2 billion funding package for Holyrood in the coming years. The commitment will mean more than £250 million of extra cash for the...
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