Published 7 months ago

Budget 2023: Jeremy Hunt insists plans will get people back to work

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Jeremy Hunt insists his Budget will get young parents and over-50s back into work - and it will not just benefit the rich who are saving for retirement.

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BBC News

Budget 2023: Jeremy Hunt insists plans will get people back to work

Jeremy Hunt tells the BBC his plans will kick start growth, but Labour says the UK economy is stagnating under the Tories.

7 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

The Budget: Hunting for growth?

Jeremy Hunt has set out his first budget as chancellor. With plans to boost childcare and help people get back to work, can it provide the much-needed growth the economy needs? The Guardian’s John Harris is joined by former Conservative minister David Gauke and Miatta Fahnbulleh from the New Economics Foundation to discuss

7 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

UK Budget: Hunt tries to jolt economy with childcare, pension reforms

Britain's economy is the only one among Group of Seven nations yet to recover its pre-pandemic size.

7 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Hunt defends ‘transformational’ Budget amid £1bn tax giveaway for wealthy

The Chancellor said he is ‘systematically’ removing barriers to work which have been holding back economic growth.

7 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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CNN

UK tries to juice its economy once again as banking storm clouds gather

UK finance minister Jeremy Hunt was careful to avoid the drama that engulfed last September's "mini" budget as he laid out new spending and tax plans Wednesday. But measures to boost growth will not prevent the UK economy from shrinking this year.

7 months ago·Atlanta, United States

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Independent.ie

UK budget: Jeremy Hunt uses £25bn bump in public finances on childcare and pension tax breaks

British chancellor Jeremy Hunt has used a £25bn (€28bn)-a-year improvement in the public finances to dramatically expand access to childcare and offer tax breaks to businesses and wealthy pensioners.

7 months ago·Ireland

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