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  • 1 month ago | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden |Rachel Reeves

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves is investing £600 million to train 60,000 additional skilled construction workers. She says they will be hired to help build 1.5m homes by the end of this parliament. According to the Office for National Statistics there are more than 35,000 job vacancies and employers report that over half of vacancies cannot be filled because of a lack of required skills. This is the highest rate of any sector.

  • Jan 11, 2025 | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden |Rachel Reeves |Lan Fo'an

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been forced to defend her trip to China as she came under pressure to deal with the turmoil on the financial markets. Her arrival in Beijing coincided with another fall in the pound against the dollar as the cost of government borrowing hit a 27-year high. Investors have become nervous about the UK’s finances and sent bond yields soaring. The 30-year gilt yield hit 5.25% — its highest point since the 2008 financial crisis.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | hastingsindependentpress.co.uk | Angela Rayner |Keir Starmer |Maya Evans |Rachel Reeves

    MAYA EVANS, formerly a Labour and then independent member of Hastings Borough Council, assesses Keir Starmer’s first 100 days in power and castigates the Labour government for taking freebies, voting to keep child poverty and letting pensioners freezeLabour’s first 100 days in office has been dubbed ‘worst start in living memory’, with six out of ten Britons disapproving of the government’s record.

  • Nov 10, 2024 | dailybusinessgroup.co.uk | Terry Murden |Rachel Reeves

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves will use a keynote speech this week to promote free and open trade between nations as a cornerstone of UK economic policy, putting the Labour government on direct collision course with president-elect Donald Trump. Ms Reeves will use her first speech at the Mansion House will unveil her plan to “go for growth” and promote free trade amid threats by new US president Donald Trump to introduce import tariffs.

  • Oct 26, 2024 | thesun.co.uk | Rachel Reeves

    In three days’ time I am determined to kickstart Britain's economy in the first Budget of this new Labour Government. It will be a Budget to fix the foundations of our economy and deliver on the promise of change that we made to Sun on Sunday readers three months ago. The Tories left our public finances in a state and left you, your family and our country worse off. I am determined to fix this. I have had to make tough decisions in this Budget. Not everything is going to be easy.

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