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THE INDEPENDENT DEBATE: While some saw the inheritance tax reforms as a necessary step toward fiscal equality, others believed they risk undermining the agricultural sector

In today’s newsletter: Ukraine can now fire US-made long-range missiles into Russian territory – but it may be too little, too late for Volodymyr Zelenskyy

The hit DC show's stars Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti are both ready to return for more episodes.

In the long line of UK government budgets, this first one from Labour in 14 years will be remembered as one of the more significant. Perhaps not like those of Geoffrey Howe in 1981, which controversially cut spending in the middle of a recession, or Hugh Dalton in 1946, which…

Labour’s first budget in 14 years appears to have avoided the Halloween nightmares that many predicted. Yes, the overall tax burden is at its highest level since 1948, but this budget’s tax and spend distribution is such that it spreads both the pain and the benefit. Most of the pain…

Tax rises in the Budget are likely to hit workers in the pocket with lower pay rises, Rachel Reeves has admitted.

The Office for Budget Responsibility stressed three quarters of the rise in National Insurance on employers would ultimately feed through into lower wage increases for employees

Guardian investigation revealed scale of penalties for unwitting breaches of carer’s allowance earnings limits

Rachel Reeves will seek to close £40bn Whitehall spending gap with range of potential measures