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Autumn statement: Jeremy Hunt looks to cut UK taxes and ‘turbo-charge growth’

Amid less gloomy OBR forecasts the chancellor is expected to take first steps towards cutting personal taxes

The Guardian - UK

Hunt promises to ‘get Britain growing’ with tax-cutting autumn statement

The Chancellor will promise dozens of measures to boost economic growth.

The Independent UK

The Great Climate Fight review – Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall goes ‘not strictly legal’

Kevin McCloud is undercover, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall does some flyposting and Mary Portas sends a Jilly Cooper book to the PM. This government-baiting show is impressively angry TV

The Guardian - UK

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Hunt’s Autumn Budget could see benefits cut by thousands unless people can work from home

Hundreds of thousands with serious mobility and mental health issues told to ‘make work pay’ from home, as chancellor admits more work to be done on the economy but claims tax cut plans show Tories ‘reject big government’

The Independent UK

Autumn statement: voters in Shakespeare’s birthplace count cost of Tory theatre

Usually boosted by tourist spending, Stratford-upon-Avon’s residents and businesses lament cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

On the Picket Line: Will the Autumn Statement help workers?

The Chancellor of the Exchequer is set to announce the Autumn Budget statement on Wednesday, with tax cuts on income, inheritance and business…

The National (Scotland)

Autumn statement 2023: what might it mean for London first-time buyers and homeowners?

From raising the stamp duty threshold to slashing inheritance tax, extending mortgage guarantees to new deposit-saving schemes, here's what could be announced tomorrow

Evening Standard

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National living wage to rise by almost 10% to £11.44 an hour

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says earnings of full-time workers will rise by £1,800 a year next spring as a the result of move

The Guardian - UK

Minimum wage to rise to £11.44 in April next year

The rate is currently £10.42 for workers aged 23 and over, but the new figure will apply to 21 and 22-year-olds for the first time.

Evening Standard

Jeremy Hunt confirms pay boost for nearly 3million workers as living wage rises to more than £11 an hour

The announcement comes ahead of the chancellor’s autumn statement tomorrow

The Independent UK

Five tax measures Jeremy Hunt should prioritise

City Voices: The government should be doing everything it can to incentivise business investment

Evening Standard

Brexit has ‘chilled’ business investment, says Bank of England deputy governor

Dave Ramsden tells MPs referendum fallout also contributed to lower speed limit for growth of UK economy

The Guardian - UK

‘Exceptionally difficult decisions’ taken over £680m budget savings – Robison

Deputy First Minister Shona Robison blamed ‘prolonged Westminster austerity’ as she urged Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to invest in public services.

The Independent UK

OPINION - Jeremy Hunt's big Autumn Statement problem is that trust in economic justice has collapsed

'The economy, stupid': rarely have three words been so debased by overuse as the campaign message coined by James Carville, Bill Clinton’s chief strategist in the 1992 US presidential race; a slogan which has been the inspiration of countless headlines in the past three decades.

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The Independent UK

Backbench splits complicate Chancellor’s job as he considers tax cuts

Jeremy Hunt must balance fiscal responsibility, inflation and the need for investment with demands for a range of tax cuts from Tory MPs.

The Conversation

Autumn statement: tax cuts could boost UK economy, but businesses also need more certainty

It’s the right time to cut taxes to grow the economy, according to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Both he and the chancellor have been discussing the “path to reducing the tax burden” in recent days.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Jeremy Hunt is walking a tightrope on tax cuts

Having met his pledge to halve inflation by the end of the year — albeit thanks to the Bank of England — Rishi Sunak has confirmed that tax cuts will be in tomorrow’s Autumn Statement. Much of the focus is likely to fall on business taxation in the face of…

The Guardian - UK

UK millionaires group projects ‘tax our wealth’ on to Treasury and Bank of England

Jeremy Hunt should increase taxes on rich to help fund public services for all, says Patriotic Millionaires UK

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The National (Scotland)

Autumn Statement to push benefit claimants into work under new rules

RISHI Sunak has pledged to end the “national scandal” of two million people who are out of work by forcing more benefit claimants to look for…

The Independent UK

Economy has ‘turned a corner’, says Trott as Hunt mulls tax cuts

The Chancellor will deliver his autumn statement on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

At least one personal tax cut on way in Autumn Statement, signals Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's deputy

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Laura Trott hikes expectation of a cut to at least one personal tax in Autumn Statement

The Guardian - UK

UK borrows less than expected this year as Hunt lines up giveaways

Chancellor says bringing down inflation remains one of his main aims as he prepares autumn statement

The Independent UK

Sunak to cut benefits for long-term sick unless they seek to work from home

Prime minister to tell people on universal credit to find jobs they can do from home or face benefit cut of £4,680

Evening Standard

Benefits claimants told 'it's your duty to work if you can' as Jeremy Hunt prepares to unveil Autumn Statement

Welfare reforms will include more support to help people find work and a tougher sanctions regime for the work-shy

The Independent UK

Borrowing data offers boost to Chancellor’s tax cut plans

The Office for National Statistics said public sector net borrowing stood at £14.9 billion last month, £4.4 billion more than a year earlier,

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