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PATRICK MINFORD: It's right to reward the risk-takers... they will make Britain prosper - Vimarsana News

PATRICK MINFORD: It's right to reward the risk-takers... they will make Britain prosper

PATRICK MINFORD: I am especially pleased by the Chancellor's abolition of damaging tax measures, including the rise in National Insurance and a planned rise in Corporation Tax.

'Politics of Envy' Won't Deter UK Government as It Cuts Taxes to Spur Growth: Minister - Vimarsana News

'Politics of Envy' Won't Deter UK Government as It Cuts Taxes to Spur Growth: Minister

The UK government will not worry about the “politics of envy” as it tries to spur economic growth with the biggest tax cuts in 50 years, a minister said.

Scotland 'now worse off than elsewhere in UK' - Vimarsana News

Scotland 'now worse off than elsewhere in UK'

A SEVENTH-generation Scottish iron foundry facing unaffordable bills amid a cost of doing business crisis has rubbished this week’s UK Government…

Chancellor's budget leads to questions over who benefits most | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Chancellor's budget leads to questions over who benefits most | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Labour MPs branded the budget “by the rich, for the rich” while one Conservative MP argued it will create a “transformational shift” for the…

Truss's 'revolution' will impress no one - Vimarsana News

Truss's 'revolution' will impress no one

Britain’s new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, used her speech at the UN General Assembly to outline her vision for the UK and the world. She called for democracies to stand up and be counted in the face of destabilizing authoritarian aggression. Truss’s team were keen to emphasize that this meant new economic as well as security policies, and on Friday the UK finance minister Kwasi