Joe Mayes is a U.K. Government Reporter for Bloomberg News and BNN Bloomberg. With a wide range of experience in journalism, Joe has covered various topics including politics, finance, technology, and international affairs. His work has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets, highlighting his expertise in reporting on the U.K. government and its impact on the economy and society.
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Joe Mayes' coverage is focused on UK politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. His articles cover a range of political events in the United Kingdom, including government decisions, elections, and key figures such as Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak. If you have insights or analysis related to UK political developments or regulatory changes within the country's financial sector, Joe Mayes may be interested in your input for his coverage. He seems particularly attuned to stories concerning government policies and their impact on the economy. Your expertise could help shed light on these matters for his audience.
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By: Joe Mayes, Lucy White
Keir Starmer 's opposition Labour Party took aim at the UK government's “unfunded” ambition to abolish the national insurance payroll tax, as it sought to turn the tables on the governing Conservative Party in the build up to a general election expected in the second half of the year.
By: Lucy White, Joe Mayes
Keir Starmer’s opposition Labour Party took aim at the UK government’s “unfunded” ambition to abolish the national insurance payroll tax, as it sought to turn the tables on the governing Conservative Party in the build up to a general election expected in the second half of the year.
By: Joe Mayes, Lucy White
Keir Starmer's opposition Labour Party took aim at the UK government's “unfunded” ambition to abolish the national insurance payroll tax, as it
By: Kitty Donaldson, Joe Mayes, Alex Wickham
Officials expect another fiscal event before general election Conservative MPs fear Hunt's budget laid bare lack of options
Three former Conservative home secretaries warned Rishi Sunak 's UK government against using efforts to tackle extremism to score political points, after the prime minister pledged a crackdown at a time of heightened community tensions linked to the Israel-Hamas war.
By: Kitty Donaldson, Joe Mayes
Former party deputy was suspended in row over Islamophobia Pre-election move will boost Reform's bid to win Tory voters
By: Kitty Donaldson, Joe Mayes
Former Conservative deputy chairman Lee Anderson defected to Nigel Farage’s right-wing populist Reform UK, a move that heaps further pressure on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as he tries to reverse his party’s slump in the polls ahead of a general election expected in the autumn.
A levy on drivers of older cars with dirtier engines has pushed many of them off London's roads, reducing pollution that's been blamed for thousands of deaths in the capital each year. Yet some Londoners still resent the £12.50 ($15.80) daily charge for entering the Ultra Low Emission Zone. When city officials expanded it to London's outskirts last August, resistance coalesced online, and some of the cameras that monitor ULEZ compliance were vandalized. The hostile reaction showed the risk of trying to tackle environmental problems during a cost-of-living crisis. Now the Conservative candidate to replace Labour mayor Sadiq Khan is vowing to roll back the ULEZ expansion if she wins office.
By: Jessica Shankleman, Joe Mayes
The Conservative candidate to replace Labour mayor Sadiq Khan is vowing to roll back the ULEZ expansion if she wins office.
By: Kailey Leinz, Joe Mayes
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt said the prospect of interest rate cuts later this year would lift the mood of voters, hinting that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak won't call a general election until the fall.
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