Moves on VAT and social insurance could benefit businesses while tax residency rules may affect those working across Border

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Number 10 strategist warns Tories to stay united as as several Tory ‘big beasts' said to be in danger of losing seats

Medium-term outlook is ‘far more optimistic’ than numbers suggest, says chancellor Jeremy Hunt

Labour politician hailed for calm management of the British treasury during the financial crash between 2007 and 2010

Some suppliers are contributing to food price inflation, says Competition and Markets Authority

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UK chancellor makes business investment tax relief permanent

French politician says British ministers did not know the consequences of leaving the bloc

Jeremy Hunt says ‘reasons to be confident’ despite contraction

Decision a reprieve for UK plants a year after German auto giant said it would focus on China plants for EV models

Boris Johnson’s former economic adviser cites Ireland as an economic success story

Retailers to be asked to agree on a voluntary basis

Headline inflation rate down by less than expected, fueling expectations of more rate hikes

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Few vested interests were able to pick the “padlocked pockets” of Britain’s cautious chancellor, Jeremy Hunt

UK chancellor also extends free childcare to one- and two-year-olds in fiscal plan to increase workforce