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Booze bosses warn prices will rise as alcohol duty increase comes into force
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Fact check: Resident doctors’ pay and AI-generated soldier video
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Sharp inflation drop ‘seals the deal’ for interest rate cut, economists say
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Government borrowing higher-than-forecast in pre-Budget blow to Reeves
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Tax rises at Budget ‘inevitable’ after borrowing soars, experts warn
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UK inflation remains at 3.8% but food price rises accelerate for another month
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Higher airfares and hotel prices predicted to push up UK inflation in July
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Rail campaigners say potential 5.5% fares rise would be ‘ripping off’ passengers
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UK borrowing higher than forecast in June as debt interest costs soar
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Health Secretary to meet BMA ahead of planned strike action by resident doctors
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NHS disruption expected as resident doctors vote for strike action
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Tax hike fears mount after government borrowing jumps in May
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UK inflation to edge higher if oil prices push up energy costs, experts warn
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ONS admits April inflation figure was too high after vehicle tax data error
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Pressure mounts on Chancellor as inflation races to highest for more than a year
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Doctor ballot for strike action is ‘premature’ and ‘unnecessary’, says Streeting
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Resident doctors in England to be balloted on strike action over pay
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Inflation slows further to 2.6% after drop in petrol prices
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Inflation jumps to 10-month high, knocking chance of early interest rate cut
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UK inflation jumps to 10-month high of 3%
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Borrowing surges to four-year high in blow to Chancellor
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Slower UK inflation relieves pressure on Reeves as markets calm
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Surprise inflation dip provides ‘respite’ for Chancellor amid market turmoil
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UK inflation rises again to hit highest level since March
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Commuter train fare increase sneaked out in Budget documents
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Interest rate cut ‘nailed on’ after UK inflation falls to three-year low
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Rail fares inflation figure revealed as 3.6%
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Fact check: Inflation was 3.4% when the Conservatives took power and is 2% now
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Tories claim first-time buyers will be ‘hammered’ by stamp duty under Labour
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