The shadow chancellor said she had heard the calls from company bosses to end the ‘chopping and changing’ seen under the Government.
The decision has faced a backlash for rewarding bankers and failing to address cost-of-living concerns affecting households across the UK.
The body’s chief economist said: ‘We would advise against further discretionary tax cuts as envisioned and discussed now.’
The pub chain has revealed a jump in sales despite the boss warning about costs.
It would be one heck of a come back!
The UK government has handed the company a £500 million subsidy to help pay for the new electric arc furnace at the site.
'Thatcher closed the mines, Brexit closed the steelworks'
Chris O’Shea said there is no point trying to justify such a large pay packet when the average UK salary is closer to £30,000.
In Thursday’s episode, the former England footballer-turned-pundit became the first famous face to join the BBC show as a guest Dragon.
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