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Scrutiny by ‘star chamber’ of where development cash goes could be set in law after share being spent in Britain rises
UK struggling to reach state aid agreement with Chinese-owned company 18 months after plea for £500mn support package
Tories aim for pre-election announcement despite warnings from IMF about UK’s fragile finances
Dave Ramsden’s comments suggest he does not need much more evidence of price growth falling before backing rate cuts
Ofwat criticises failure to improve infrastructure in letter seen by Financial Times
The backlog of cases at tribunals, often seeking compensation for minor slights, serves no one except the lawyers
Big events will encourage a fresh wave of fraud — here’s what you need to know to beat the scammers
Economists had expected 0.3% expansion in March
Eliminating Aim, business and pension scheme tax relief would make the scheme fairer, said the think-tank
As interest rates stay higher for longer, those looking to refinance face some difficult choices
Does a hotter economy really make you faster?
High costs, post-Covid trends and rising mortgage rates suppressed demand
Official estimates come as ministers set out pilot scheme repurposing empty school space
Mental and behavioural disorders were most common cause given by doctors for ordering workers to take time off
Government contingency plans could see bulk of debt taken on by state with utility split in two
Industry groups say lack of clarity leaves businesses unsure how to manage new rules due to start on April 30
A population equivalent in size to Greater Manchester is not working due to ill health, at a huge and avoidable cost
Deputy PM says government will examine new curbs around technology sharing and call in vice-chancellors
Special administration might limit fallout for other utilities and provide a chance to tackle unwieldy structure
As the work-from-home bubble bursts, Londoners who bought out of town during the pandemic are finding selling up a slow business
Chancellor says UK government will never insure investors against poor decisions
Warning comes as Rishi Sunak promises further tax cuts as part of re-election drive
Governor keen to set his own course on interest rate cuts but may find it uncomfortable to move faster than the Fed
Also in this newsletter: UK inflation dips, AI demand hits electricity supplies, the rise of ‘Quit-Tok’
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