Healey has left £49bn blackhole in Britain’s finances, claims Badenoch
John Healey has left the UK with a £49bn black hole that will require substantial tax increases, Kemi Badenoch has claimed. The Conservative party leader said Labour would have to raise taxes by £,1,700 per household annually by the 2030/31 financial year to pay for unfunded spending promises. In particular, Badenoch accused the Chancellor of [...]
Read original article on City AM →Related news
-
Will the state pension be ABOLISHED for higher earners by the time I retire? Former pensions minister STEVE WEBB gives a stark warning
Economy
Personal Finance
United Kingdom
-
Moment police force boy, 12, to the floor and handcuff him while confiscating his e-scooter
Crime & Justice
Law Enforcement
United Kingdom
-
Europe's Dark Knight: Gen Z protest turns violent in Germany while hundreds arrested in France on Halloween as wave of unrest hits continent
War & Defense
Cyberwarfare
-
Cambridge scientist, 41, among victims of Spanish train crash
War & Defense
Armed Conflict
Spain
-
Scotland men go for curling gold after women fail to land bronze - live on BBC
Sports
-
Is your neck making you look old? Experts reveal the celebrities betrayed by ageing body part despite their youthful faces
Culture & Lifestyle
Fashion
-
Halloween goes Hollywood as Zendaya, Hailey Bieber, Heidi Klum and more show off festive costumes
Entertainment
Celebrity
United States
-
Brit, 70, who paid £110k to live on 'never-ending' cruise says it was 'obvious from the start' things were going wrong but insists 'it was worth every penny' despite being dumped in Cambodia
Business
Cambodia