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Earning more than £150,000 a year, is being abolished. there are immediate changes to stamp duty, paid when buying a property in england and northern ireland. the threshold is being raised, meaning no tax will be paid on the first £250,000, and that figure will be £105,000 for first—time buyers. the planned increase in corporation tax — the amount companies pay on their profits — is being scrapped, so it will remain at i9%. and the cap on bankers�* bonuses, which had limited them to twice someone�*s annual salary, is also being axed. labour says the government's plan is based on "...

Meaning no tax will be paid on the first £250,000 and that figure will be £105,000 forfirst time buyers. the planned increase in corporation tax, the amount companies pay on their profits is being scrapped, so it will remain at i9%. and the cap on bankers' bonuses, which had limited them to twice someone's annual salary, is also being axed. labour says the government's plan is based on �*outdated trickle down economics'. here's our political editor, chris mason. can you afford these i tax cuts, chancellor? technically, this wasn't even a budget. in reality, inside that blue booklet were th...

Well, as the war in ukraine has caused a rise in energy prices and impacted the cost of living in many parts of the world, here in the uk, the finance minister kwasi kwarteng has announced the biggest tax cuts for half a century. this is the first unveiling of economic plans under the new uk government led by liz truss. among the measures, the higher rate of income tax of 45% is to be abolished. a planned rise in corporation tax from i9% to 25% has been cancelled — that's the tax businesses pay on their profits — and the rules which cap bankers' bonuses to twice their annual salary have be...

The us and and asia, which is - demand if prices were higher such as the us and and asia, which is still. the us and and asia, which is still not having — the us and and asia, which is still not having average _ the us and and asia, which is still not having average day— the us and and asia, which is still not having average day rates - the us and and asia, which is still. not having average day rates above 19% not having average day rates above i9% and _ not having average day rates above i9% and that — not having average day rates above 19% and that makes _ not having average day rates...

Were out on strike with the gmb union earlier this year, before receiving a pay settlement of up to i9%. the strikes on our railways are just the most visible. they are threatened on our allies, our telecom system, also the postal system. but these are just the big ones. under the radar there are hundreds of threatened industrial disputes in localised areas especially with labour shortages. and the fear of the bank of england is that these pay claims spread throughout the country. but union boss graham hit back against such views. i do think that those types of comments from people like the go...