The former chancellor said Brussels must act now in her first major intervention since leaving government

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False and misleading claims about voting are spreading online as voters cast their ballots in the 2026 midterms, with Election Day less than a week away

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Poland's main opposition leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, suggests that countries led by nationalist parties could negotiate leaving the European Union

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The Conservatives described the budget as one ‘for a May general election, not the future of Britain’

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Anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson has been convicted of harassing two journalists from the Daily Mail newspaper, who accused him of stoking the riots in the wake of the mass stabbing at a children's dance party in Southport in 2024.

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Asked whether growth would be stronger if Britain was in the EU or single market, Mr Healey told LBC: ‘Well, I don’t actually accept that’

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The influential Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that ‘no amount of temporary cost of living packages’ will fix the lack of household income growth, in a damning indictment of Andy Burnham’s approach to government

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Caroline Voaden shared online that she was ‘still waiting for the apology you were required to write to me’

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John Healey was captured letting loose after announcing his Budget

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The Resolution Foundation says the Budget will do little to address ‘the sharp challenges facing Britain’

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It came as John Healey warned that the UK faces more ‘hard decisions’ about its spending priorities in the coming years, after delivering his first Budget on Wednesday

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The chancellor vowed there would be a ‘reduction in the benefits bill’ before the next general election – and then Downing Street intervened

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Robinson could face up to 10 years in prison after being convicted of harassing two journalists and causing them to fear violence

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Economists warned Healey’s first budget offered only a ‘raft of fiddly measures but very little that will move the dial on growth’

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The government also announced an expansion of the ‘high potential individual’ visa route to the top 150 global institutions as part of efforts to attract ‘the world’s best graduates’

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Farage was not in the House of Commons when John Healey delivered his first Budget

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Labour continues to increase its lead in the polls as the party enjoys a Burnham bounce

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The left-wing Labour Party government will raise fresh taxes on savings and property income as spending on welfare and foreign subsidies will continue to grow, recently installed Chancellor John Healey told the House of Commons on Wednesday.

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The money expert appeared disappointed by ‘no news’ on some issues – but was ‘delighted’ by one announcement

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Eligibility will be based on council tax band, the chancellor has said

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