James Tapsfield is a journalist who writes for MailOnline and has also been featured in various publications such as Cigalah Group, SALTEN, Express Digest, New York Folk, and 247 News Around The World. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, current affairs, and breaking news stories.
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The grim assessment comes from the respected IFS think-tank as the Chancellor prepares for the October 30 Budget.
The Ukrainian president is on a tour of Western capitals as he pushes for more support for the resistance to Vladimir Putin .
Westminster was rocked yesterday when Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick came first and second in the MPs' ballot - with favourite James Cleverly ejected.
Keir Starmer backed the Ukrainian president - who is on a tour of Western capitals as he pushes for help resisting Vladimir Putin .
By: James Tapsfield
Robert Jenrick took a potshot at his rival Kemi Badenoch in a speech after the field was dramatically whittled down to two.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is said to be looking at increasing CGT from a typical level of 24 per cent to as high as 39 per cent.
By: James Tapsfield
Official figures showed GDP expanding 0.2 per cent in August, in line with expectations.
Sue Gray dramatically left the top job last weekend after months of infighting as the PM switched her to be his envoy to the UK's devolved institutions.
There have been signs of growing anxiety within government over how to find extra cash from already-struggling Brits.
Keir Starmer refused to engage with repeated questions over why his former chief of staff did not take part in the 'really important' event in Edinburgh .
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