NI to stamp duty: what is left of Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget? After series of U-turns and Kwarteng’s sacking as chancellor, here is where things stand The Guardian - UK · Oct 14, 2022
No return to austerity under Liz Truss despite budget shortfalls, says Downing Street The Prime Minister also remained ‘committed’ to the growth measures set out in the Chancellor’s mini-budget, her official spokesman said Evening Standard · Oct 11, 2022
Government needs £60bn public spending cuts to tax giveaway Institute for Fiscal Studies says it is not possible to deliver cuts on that scale through efficiency savings Wales Online · Oct 11, 2022
Inside Politics: ‘Material risk to UK financial stability’ IFS issues warning to chancellor on tax and spend plans as BoE steps in again to calm market turoil caused by chancellor’s ‘mini-Budget’, writes Matt Mathers The Independent UK · Oct 11, 2022
IMF steps up criticism of mini-budget after ‘disorderly’ rise in borrowing costs – as it happened International Monday Fund says a ‘change in fiscal policy’ would help calm bond markets…on day that Bank of England steps up its bond-buying support The Guardian - UK · Oct 11, 2022
Kwarteng faces finding £60bn of public spending cuts, says IFS The Institute for Fiscal Studies said efficiency savings and ‘trimming the fat’ will not be enough to get debt falling. The Independent UK · Oct 10, 2022
Ex-Tory minister willing to get ‘kicked out’ of party by rebelling on benefit cuts Johnny Mercer vows to defy whip and claims Liz Truss ‘urinating’ on promises The Independent UK · Oct 6, 2022
Households to lose £2 in 'stealth' tax raid for every £1 gained under Liz Truss's plans The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) found households will lose more over the next three years than they will gain from Tory cuts to personal taxes Daily Mirror · Oct 6, 2022
£2 taken from households in ‘stealthy’ freezes for every £1 in tax cuts – IFS By 2025–26, freezes will take away £2 for every £1 given to households through the headline personal tax cuts, the Institute for Fiscal Studies said. The Independent UK · Oct 5, 2022
UK Treasury chief to set out tax-slashing emergency budget The U.K. government will publish an emergency budget statement outlining how it plans to slash taxes, tame soaring inflation and boost economic growth as a recession looms on the horizon The Independent UK · Sep 23, 2022
Pound plunges through $1.09 as former US Treasury secretary blasts ‘naive’ UK policies in mini-budget– as it happened Sterling has tumbled by over three cents to 37-year low, and UK gilt yields are surging, after Kwasi Kwarteng announced huge unfunded tax cuts The Guardian - UK · Sep 23, 2022
What to expect in tomorrow's Mini-Budget - Stamp Duty, energy bills and National Insurance Everything we know about Kwasi Kwarteng's statement tomorrow - from Bankers' Bonuses to the real living wage. Chronicle Live · Sep 22, 2022
Mini-Budget 2022: All predictions with Stamp Duty, energy bills and National Insurance What time is the mini-Budget? Will it increase the real living wage? And why on earth is it tipped to axe the bankers' bonuses cap? Here's everything we know about Kwasi Kwarteng's statement Daily Mirror · Sep 22, 2022
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to deliver biggest tax cuts since Nigel Lawson’s Budget 34 years ago, says IFS The Institute for Fiscal Studies also warned the Government’s dash for growth may not deliver on anything like the scale hoped for Evening Standard · Sep 22, 2022
Evening Standard · Sep 21, 2022 Liz Truss’s plans for tax cuts ‘a gamble at best’, says leading think tank The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the new PM risks putting the public finances on an ‘unsustainable path’
The Guardian - UK · Sep 19, 2022 ‘Who pays?’: Labour go on the attack over Truss’s energy plans Opposition says PM has not detailed how she will fund her price freeze after ruling out windfall tax
Wales Online · Sep 19, 2022 Economist explains how UK energy crisis plan will affect bills and inflation More on who will ultimately be left to foot the bill
The Conversation · Sep 14, 2022 How the UK energy crisis plan will affect bills and price inflation — an economist explains A rapid rise in energy prices for households and businesses this year has led the UK government to outline its energy price guarantee plan, designed to ensure a typical household will pay no more than £2,500 annually for two years from October 1 2022. Businesses will have their energy costs…
Daily Mirror · Aug 29, 2022 Liz Truss warned 'simplistic' tax cut plans would 'completely crash' the economy Institute for Fiscal Studies boss Paul Johnson tore into the Conservative frontrunner's tax plans - as ex-Chancellor Lord Darling warned of the 'lethal cocktail' facing the British economy from inflation and a looming recession
The Independent UK · Aug 29, 2022 ‘Simplistic’ Liz Truss warned her VAT cut will ‘crash the public finances’ Institute for Fiscal Studies attacks ‘worrying’ idea – amid fresh confusion over likely next PM’s plans for energy crisis
The Independent UK · Aug 17, 2022 Tax cuts pledged by Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak not possible without slashing spending, economists say Institute for Fiscal Studies criticises Tory leadership contenders for failing to be upfront about economic crisis
The Independent UK · Aug 17, 2022 Tory leadership tax cut promises ‘hard to square’ with UK’s future, experts warn The Institute for Fiscal Studies said ‘permanent tax cuts’ could exacerbate pressures on the public purse.
The Independent UK · Aug 15, 2022 Educational disadvantage gap virtually unchanged in 20 years, says report The pandemic has significantly worsened overall outcomes as well as widening inequalities, the Institute for Fiscal Studies said.
Daily Mirror · Aug 5, 2022 Next PM must find 'many more billions' in energy bill help - as hikes branded 'inhumane' Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) chief Paul Johnson said it was a 'mystery' why Tory leadership hopefuls were obsessing over tax cuts when the country was heading into recession
Evening Standard · Aug 5, 2022 The Standard View: Recession warning lays bare the harsh realities facing the next Tory leader Amid projections of higher inflation and a recession that could last more than a year, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has made one thing clear: whoever wins the Conservative leadership election will have to provide more support for households.