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Bank of Mum and Dad helps prop up A QUARTER of all home purchases

The ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ is now a major player in Britain’s housing market, helping to fund a quarter of all mortgage transactions, new figur... read more

Anna Wintour and her daughter Bee Shaffer play it VERY safe with their Met Gala gowns

The gowns and the celebrities may be the center of attention when it comes to the Met Gala, but, even if she isn’t making the boldest statement on the red... read more

George Osborne MISSED his borrowing target for the last year by £1.8BILLION

George Osborne has been dealt a blow in his efforts to shore up the nation’s finances after official figures showed the Chancellor missed his borrowing ta... read more

George Osborne overshoots borrowing target with £74bn budget deficit for financial year

Under scrutiny: George Osborne has staked his reputation as Chancellor on deficit reduction. Public borrowing for the financial year to March has overshot the t... read more

Iain Duncan Smith WEPT over a 19-year-old single mum during BBC documentary

This is the moment former work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith broke down and wept in a TV interview about why he was pursuing aggressive welfare refor... read more

Women to be hit six times harder than men by George Osborne’s tax and welfare changes

Women will be hit six times harder than men by George Osborne’s tax and welfare changes, analysis reveals 86% of savings will hit women, while just 14% wi... read more

George Osborne’s Isa budget boon was an inspired move

Lost in the hullaballoo that ended up engulfing last week’s Budget was a boon for tax-free saving. George Osborne declared that the Isa allowance would increa... read more

State pension won’t be cut to fill £4.4bn public finances black hole, promises Osborne

The ‘generous’ UK state pension will remain untouched, George Osborne promised today, as he was confronted with a multi-billion pound black hole in ... read more

George Osborne on the brink of missing his deficit targets for the year

George Osborne is on the brink of missing his borrowing targets less than a week after the Budget, official data showed today. In a fresh blow to the embattled ... read more

George Osborne’s eighth Budget great for business but a mess for Chancellor

By Simon Watkins, Financial Mail on Sunday Updated: 11:12 BST, 21 March 2016 George Osborne’s eighth budget was great for business. This bears repeating becau... read more

How the 2016 Budget will hike household bills in years to come

Landlords: Denise and Dale have five properties The rising cost of insurance, wine and soft drinks will pile on the pounds for family bills. So the verdict from... read more

Coca-Cola and Britvic planning legal challenge over sugar tax

Soft drinks companies are preparing to sue the Government over the sugar tax in another headache for George Osborne Soft drinks companies are preparing to sue t... read more

Coca-Cola and Britvic planning legal challenge over sugar tax

Soft drinks companies are preparing to sue the Government over the sugar tax in another headache for George Osborne Soft drinks companies are preparing to sue t... read more

David Laws claims David Cameron wanted budget cut to pretend NHS needed less cash

David Cameron has been accused of ‘leaning on’ the chief executive of the NHS to pretend the service needed less money than it did. Former Liberal Democrat ... read more

Could George Osborne face the first Budget defeat in the Commons since 1994? 

Eurosceptic Tory MPs warn they are prepared to back Labour amendments Crucial Commons votes are due to take place at 7pm on Tuesday night A Chancellor hasn̵... read more

Soft drink firms ready to SUE over sugar tax as George Osborne faces Budget headache 

Amid his continued woes over the Budget now George Osborne could be sued by drinks companies over the sugar tax  Soft drinks companies are preparing to sue the... read more

Soft drink firms ready to SUE over sugar tax as George Osborne faces Budget headache 

Amid his continued woes over the Budget now George Osborne could be sued by drinks companies over the sugar tax  Soft drinks companies are preparing to sue the... read more

Could George Osborne face the first Budget defeat in the Commons since 1994? 

George Osborne could face the first Commons defeat by a Chancellor on the Budget since 1994 this week as his plans come under even greater pressure. A Labour am... read more

George Osborne’s leadership prospects hang by a thread after Budget row

Party grandee Peter Lilley said Osborne was badly damaged by latest blow And backbencher Heidi Allen threw doubt on the Chancellor’s future  Osborne has ... read more

George Osborne’s leadership prospects hang by a thread after Budget row

George Osborne’s leadership hopes are hanging by a thread today after another damaging row over benefit curbs prompted the resignation of work and pension... read more

IDS slams George Osborne for putting rich Tory voters ahead of the working poor as he plunges the Conservative Party into the worst civil war since the 1990s despite claiming he did NOT quit over Europe 

Iain Duncan Smith today condemned George Osborne for savaging the working poor at the expense of wealthy Tory-voting pensioners. Despite insisting his bombshell... read more

George Osborne’s ‘small business Budget’ will mean tax hikes for big companies

Tough talking: George Osborne said that business rates increases will  be linked to the Consumer Prices Index rather than Retail Prices Index Big firms should ... read more

Michael Gove rallies to George Osborne’s side by praising a ‘radical’ Budget

Michael Gove today rallied to the support of George Osborne after Iain Duncan Smith’s bombshell resignation left the Tories reeling. The Justice Secretary... read more

George Osborne’s eighth Budget great for business but a mess for Chancellor

SIMON WATKINS: George Osborne’s eighth Budget great for business but a mess for Chancellor after sugar tax row and Duncan Smith’s resignation By Simon W... read more