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Public spending to plunge by £19bn in real terms over next five years - Vimarsana News

Public spending to plunge by £19bn in real terms over next five years

Public spending will plunge by £19.1bn in real terms over the next five years in plans that have been described as “implausible” by economists.

Source: yahoo.com
Premiere: Living Body Shares New Single "NO DEBT" | Under the Radar Magazine - Vimarsana News

Premiere: Living Body Shares New Single "NO DEBT" | Under the Radar Magazine

Living Body are a Leeds-based musical collective led by songwriter Jeff T. Smith (f.k.a. Juffage). These days, the band are touring as a five-piece with two drummers, with Smith joined by Alice Rowan, Sarah Statham, Annie Prior, and Matt Simpson.

UK Unemployment Ticks Higher as Total Earnings Remains Sticky, GBP/USD Slides - Vimarsana News

UK Unemployment Ticks Higher as Total Earnings Remains Sticky, GBP/USD Slides

UK unemployment rises to 4.3%, a near two-year high while earnings continue to accelerate. The Bank of England (BoE) seems to be in a tough spot heading into the September meeting.

Sunak refuses to commit to triple lock on pensions being in Tory election manifesto - Vimarsana News

Sunak refuses to commit to triple lock on pensions being in Tory election manifesto

Rishi Sunak will not commit to maintaining the triple lock on pensions - as the Prime Minister faces a battle over real-terms cuts in state benefits.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Nearly four million working days lost to strikes in past year, says think tank - Vimarsana News

Nearly four million working days lost to strikes in past year, says think tank

A real-terms fall in pay has fuelled many of the strikes, the Resolution Foundation said.

Source: lbc.co.uk