First and deputy first ministers hit out at Reeves’ Spring Statement
The first and deputy first ministers react to the Chancellor's Spring Statement.
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Three ways the Spring Statement could affect you and your money
While the Spring Statement focusses on the wider UK economy, it could have implications for your money.
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Warning taxes could still rise despite benefit cuts
Global uncertainty over Trump's tariffs could derail the chancellor's plans, economists warn.
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Maternity discrimination case settled for £215k
Maeve Bradley took action against Citibank after it promoted the person who covered her maternity leave.
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‘We’re hoping our £1,200 mortgage deal could fall’
The chancellor has given an update on her plans for the economy - how are ordinary people tackling their own financial challenges?
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Reeves to make fresh welfare cuts in Spring Statement
The chancellor is set to expand cuts to benefits after being told the reforms would save less than planned.
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Clothes sales push inflation down more than expected
Inflation fell to 2.8% in February, driven by cheaper women's clothing.
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When will interest rates go down again?
Interest rates, set by the Bank of England, affect mortgage, loan and savings rates for millions.
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Faisal Islam: No tax rises and no return to austerity but will it last?
The Spring Statement is "not a Budget", but the chancellor is facing major tax and spending challenges.
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Clothes sales push inflation down more than expected
Inflation fell in the year to February, driven by cheaper women's clothing.
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