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A short-term cash grab orchestrated by George Osborne has been costing every household in the country £8,900.

Projections for the General Election year suggest that inequality will grow, with little income growth, higher debt and higher household costs.

Dame Alison Rose quit as chief executive after coming under pressure from No 10 and the Treasury in the Nigel Farage row.

He said it is "wrong" that the banks are making increased profits while the public suffer at the hands of spiralling interest rates.

While associations and media are covering the online betting drama in the UK, treatment providers are registering high admission rates for another type of gambling – crypto trading.

Osborne argued that his action actually had a "material and positive effect on the UK’s ability to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic”.

His austerity programme was branded a “political choice” that left the UK “hugely exposed to the pandemic”.

A coronation party had to be cancelled after organisers failed to raise any money to cover costs, claiming there was a “lack of interest”.

Jeremy Quin, the paymaster general, majorly clashes with Labour's Wes Streeting over the NHS on BBC Question Time.