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Ian Bond, The Independent As we approach five years since Brexit, the damage to British influence in the foreign policy area is less tangible than the harm done to...
Sarah Young, The Independent Mark Manwaring-White, 67, had been hoping to retire but a policy introduced by Britain's new Labour government means his daughter's school fees could rise by...
Most Labour MPs were “OK with it”, I was told, when Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, announced she was cutting the winter fuel payment to pensioners. They accepted the argument,...
It looks as if Keir Starmer realised that he had overdone the doom and gloom in the weekend briefing about the Conservatives leaving the country in “rubble and ruin”....
This time last year, Rachel Reeves said she had “no plans” to raise any taxes apart from the small increases, including VAT on school fees, that she had already...
A ritual dance takes place after every economic statistic is issued: regardless of the figures, Labour ministers complain about their economic inheritance, while the Conservatives insist they bequeathed an...
David Thomas, The Independent I became a teacher because I wanted the next generation to be better off than my own. But unless we have a radical change, this...
Talia Loderick, The Independent Financial regrets. I’ve had a few. The biggest? Not buying a house 10 years ago. Why? Well, for a start, I was employed. And getting...
Keir Starmer said he was going to have to make tough decisions if he won the election and he has been true to his word. When Rachel Reeves, the...
People working through illness rather than taking the day off is costing the economy billions of pounds every year, according to new analysis. It comes as The Institute for...
