Economy

Tory Party leader Kemi Badenoch called the increase in employer taxes ‘a direct hit on working people’ which will crush businesses and result in fewer jobs.

Analysts suggest that the U.S. economy has a 35 percent chance of entering a recession within the next 12 months.

The United States is Britain’s largest trading partner, accounting for 22 percent of UK exports.

Stress from tax forms, waiting for code reforms, more independent contractors, and weather-related disasters are reasons people delay filing tax returns.

With the average household already spending £2,062 on essentials each month, the latest increases could add another £49.45 to this figure.

The TSA said it expects high passenger volumes during the peak spring break travel period, which runs through the end of this week.

The United States is the UK’s second top car export market, behind the EU.

Financial markets dismissed fourth-quarter numbers and look toward first-quarter data.

Migration boom keeps Sydney and Melbourne growing despite local exodus.

The chancellor denied there will be further tax rises or spending cuts at the Autumn Budget in order to balance the books.

Responding to the announcements, Trump warned the European Union against working with Canada, threatening further escalation.

New Mexico surprisingly has highest uninsured rate at more than 23 percent.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced further cuts to welfare benefits and government departments, after it emerged existing reforms would save less than planned.

The latest forecast is ‘a clear warning sign,’ the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget said.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out further cuts in public spending after the Office for Budget Responsibility’s verdict.

The Nature Friendly Farming Network has called for an interim agri-environment scheme to support farmers who missed out on accessing the SFI.