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Brexit. that is not diminishing the headwinds. let's not let the government entirely off the hook that it government entirely off the hook thatitis government entirely off the hook that it is entirely down to global factors. the aim of the chancellor was, his word sadly did not match up to the actions. three measures he could have taken to place the burden of the taxation onto the broader shoulders. 0ne of the taxation onto the broader shoulders. one of those would have been to expand the windfall tax, not just about oil, gas and energy companies. they could expand it to people like amusan. th...

CARLISLE's MP and Cumbria's Chamber of Commerce have reacted following the announcement of the Autumn Budget.

Demanding the triple lock for pensions is kept. the i boasts an exclusive with keir starmer, who is calling for raised uk taxes for businesses like amazon and google and non—doms, instead of lower earners. the guardian lends its front page to warnings from kent and hampshire council to the prime minister that they could go bankrupt within months. it's a cluckin�* disgrace. the daily star suggests a looming egg shortage — with reports wetherspoons is replacing eggs in its breakfast with sausages. that won't do. we'll discuss that in a moment. for now, sunny and razor, lovely to see you th...

The liberated city of kherson. on the metro, "yes oui can", and a picture of suella braverman meeting her french counterpart to sign a deal to boost patrols on beaches to stop growing numbers of migrants in small boats. the daily express predicts that prime minister rishi sunak will protect the pensions triple lock ahead of thursday's autumn statement. the mirror similarly leading with speculation about the upcoming budget, with tv star ricky tomlinson demanding the triple lock is kept. the financial times reports that tensions over taiwan overshadowed the meeting between president biden and c...

Sunak’s family financial arrangements raise questions about whether, as chancellor, he benefits from rules he sets himself.