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The london evening standard newspaper. its a big day in uk politics with the countrys spring budget unveiled in the house of commons by the chancellorjeremy hunt, the first since the political turmoil that proceeded rishi sunak becoming prime minister. mr hunt said the uk will avoid a recession and he hailed a british economy that he said is "proving the doubters wrong". for more on this, im joined by sir steve webb, former minister of state for pensions under the coalition government. thank you...

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UK chancellor’s reforms are aimed at bolstering the struggling NHS workforce — but Labour calls it a ‘huge giveaway’

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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has scrapped the lifetime allowance (LTA), increased the annual allowance (AA) and reformed the Money Purchase Annual Allowance (MPAA) as part of the 2023 Spring Budget.

Pensions he made a big spending commitment which will benefit those with broadest shoulders when many people are struggling to save into their panion, we needed a fix for doctors but announcement today is a huge give away to some the very wealthiest. the only permanent tax cut if the budget is for the richest 1%. how can that possibly be a priority for this government? the truth is, our labour market is the cast iron example of an economy with weak foundations, our crisis cast iron example of an...

Minister of state for pensions. people are being quite shocked because — people are being quite shocked because we got so used to the idea that tax— because we got so used to the idea that tax breaks on pensions would be cut every— that tax breaks on pensions would be cut every year and prior to everybody, there was speculation of taxing _ everybody, there was speculation of taxing limits and so on, and year after— taxing limits and so on, and year after year. — taxing limits and so on...

Million limit on how much people can put in their pensions savings over ——1.07 a lifetime before paying tax. that cap will now be scrapped. heres sir steve webb, former minister of state for pensions. people are being quite shocked because we got so used to the idea that tax breaks on pensions would be cut every year and prior to everybody, there was speculation of taxing limits and so on, and year after year, this is a screeching u—turn. partly driven by the doctors. there is an argument ...