Business and Economics

Once a half-way house between the US and Europe, Brexit Britain is on the verge of being booted out of both markets.

The Reform UK leader has proved himself to be a true patriot once again by pinning his colours to the mast of the latest political shift that will leave Brits worse off.

It comes after Rachel Reeves refused to mention Brexit once in her Budget.

The proposed tax changes could help reduce the financial burden on physical stores.

It comes as banks were given a year to shift clearing from London to the EU if they want to continue doing business in Europe.

The upcoming budget will be presented as a longer-term down payment on “fixing the foundations” of the country.

Funding to build homes on abandoned brownfield land has been allocated alongside £550 million of private investment.

Number 10 says "serious, stable governance" is attracting new investment and delivering economic growth.

The investment will create 5,000 jobs and allow the Essex airport to add 200 flights a day.