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John Healey
Rt Hon John Healey MP
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Articles mentioning John Healey
Government Introduces Energy Independence Bill With Plans to Scrap Gas Standing Charges
The Energy Independence Bill proposes removing fixed gas standing charges, tougher Ofgem powers, landlord penalties and an end to new North Sea exploration licences.
Government Announces £700 Million Fund to Unlock Up to Ten Major Industrial Sites Across UK
Ministers launch a £700m programme to help bring forward six to ten stalled industrial sites, targeting up to £2bn in private investment.
Treasury Blocks £1bn Mineworkers’ Pension Payout Despite Deal Being Ready, Trustees Say
Mineworkers’ Pension Scheme trustees say a ready-to-sign deal to release approximately £1bn was withdrawn before the Budget, despite concessions on future surpluses.
Healey Refuses to Guarantee Labour's Equal Minimum Wage Pledge Before Next Election
Chancellor John Healey declines to guarantee that Labour will equalise adult minimum wage rates before the next election, as the April 2027 hourly gap remains £1.94.
Burnham's Council Housebuilding Pledge Faces £7bn Funding Gap, Think Tank Warns
New Economics Foundation analysis says another £7bn could be needed to scale up council and social housebuilding, despite more than £40bn already committed.
Chancellor Confirms Offshore Wind Projects Could Be Rejected Unless They Lower Energy Bills
The Chancellor says offshore wind projects could be refused Government-backed contracts unless they lower electricity bills and can connect to the grid.
Chancellor Says Welfare Bill Must Fall but Downing Street Rules Out Firm Deadline
The Chancellor says rising welfare spending must be reduced, but Downing Street has confirmed there is no fixed deadline for bringing the overall bill down.
Think Tank Warns British Household Incomes Will Fall £1,050 Despite Chancellor's Budget
Resolution Foundation forecasts typical non-pensioner household incomes will fall £1,050 (3%) by 2028–29 despite the Autumn 2026 Budget.
IFS Warns Chancellor Faces Multibillion-Pound Spending Challenge as Budget Leaves Public Services Exposed to Cuts
IFS warns inflation and defence ambitions will squeeze departmental budgets, with the 2027 Spending Review a crucial test of the Chancellor’s plans.
Britain Announces More Than £10 Billion in Additional Ukraine Support, Including £500 Million for Air Defences
The Treasury has announced more than £10 billion in additional support for Ukraine, including £500 million for air defences, World Bank-backed economic support and expanded export-finance capacity.
Chancellor Announces £15 Million Fund To Tackle Misogyny Ahead Of Budget
The Government has announced £15 million over three years for a new misogyny prevention fund, with additional private funding sought and grants to be awarded through a bidding process.
Britain Faces Highest Five-Year Borrowing Costs Since 2008 On Eve Of Chancellor’s Budget
Britain sold £4.5 billion of government bonds at an average yield of 5.036%, the highest for comparable five-year borrowing since 2008, ahead of Wednesday’s Budget.
UK Shop Price Inflation Hits Highest Level Since February 2024 As Retailers Warn Chancellor Ahead Of Budget
Shop price inflation rose to 2.1% in October, the fastest rate since February 2024, as retailers urged the Chancellor to address business costs ahead of the Budget.
Burnham Confirms Chancellor Will Set Out Path To NATO'S 3.5% Defence Spending Target In Wednesday'S Budget
Andy Burnham says Wednesday’s Budget will outline a path to NATO’s 3.5% core defence spending target by 2035, but detailed funding has yet to be published.
Chancellor Reportedly Plans £13,036 Tax-Free Allowance to Protect Pensioners in Wednesday's Budget
Reports suggest the Chancellor will announce a targeted £13,036 tax-free allowance for low-income pensioners, but details are not yet confirmed.
Chancellor Set to Announce Modernisation of 600 Post Offices in Wednesday's Budget
The Chancellor is expected to outline upgrades to 600 Post Office branches in Wednesday’s Budget, although the 600-branch target already appears in the Post Office’s published strategy.
Chancellor Backs Rosebank Oilfield as Reported Cabinet Divisions Emerge Over North Sea Drilling
The Chancellor reportedly favours Rosebank oilfield approval, while the Energy Secretary is understood to have reservations. No final consent decision has been announced.
Government announces extra £432 million to tackle rough sleeping as Burnham pledges Christmas action
The Government has announced an additional £432 million for rough sleeping support in England, taking the programme to £874 million as the Prime Minister pledges a route off the streets or support for everyone before Christmas.
Chancellor Set to Announce More Than £1 Billion for Social Housing in Wednesday’s Budget
The Treasury says Wednesday’s Budget will provide more than £1 billion for social and affordable housing in England, taking the ten-year programme above £40 billion.
Treasury Entrepreneurship Adviser to Leave After Warning Government Is Sidelining British Start-Ups
Alex Depledge says she will leave her Treasury advisory role after Wednesday’s Budget, criticising what she sees as insufficient attention to British scale-ups and innovative businesses.
Government Unveils £1.5 Billion Borrowing Facility for English Mayors in Devolution Shake-Up
The Treasury plans a £1.5bn borrowing facility for English mayors from 2028, alongside £285m in Good Growth funding and £150m to build regional authorities’ capacity.
Reform UK Sets Out £40 Billion Spending Cuts in Alternative Budget
Robert Jenrick says Reform UK could cut £40 billion in its first year to finance tax reductions, including a £15,000 income tax personal allowance. The proposals are opposition plans, not government policy.
Chancellor Confirms £20.4 Billion Capital Boost for State-Backed Investment Funds
The Treasury has confirmed plans to provide £20.4 billion in additional capital to the National Wealth Fund and British Business Bank over roughly five years, ahead of the Budget.
Former Goldman Sachs Chief Moves to Jersey as Conservatives Warn Over UK Tax Policy
Former Goldman Sachs International co-chief executive Michael Sherwood has confirmed moving to Jersey and becoming tax-resident there, prompting criticism of government tax policy from the Conservatives.
Government Unveils £600 Million AI Package Including New Biosecurity Lab
The Treasury has announced roughly £600 million of AI investment, including a £100 million biosecurity laboratory, cyber-defence programmes and additional funding for the AI Security Institute.
Government Announces £800 Million Business Cost-Cutting Package Ahead of Budget
Ministers say regulatory reforms and extended tariff suspensions could save British businesses almost £800 million a year, with changes to company reporting and small-business paperwork.
Chancellor Backs Heathrow Third Runway Growth Case Despite Prime Minister's Reluctance
Chancellor John Healey has backed the economic case for a third runway at Heathrow, contrasting with Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s refusal to endorse the proposal before further decisions.
IMF Urges Chancellor to Prioritise Welfare and Pension Reform Over Higher Bank Taxes
The IMF has urged Chancellor John Healey to consider welfare, pension and tax-system reforms before increasing taxes on banks ahead of the 28 October Budget.
UK Economy Defies Forecasts With Unexpected Growth Ahead of Chancellor’s Budget
Official figures show UK GDP rose by 0.1% in August 2026, beating forecasts of a contraction, although construction and consumer-facing services weakened.
Chancellor Urges Tougher Russian Shipping Sanctions as Trump Administration Considers Easing Restrictions
Chancellor John Healey has urged international partners to tighten restrictions on shipping services supporting Russia’s shadow fleet, as Washington considers easing some sanctions on oil tankers.
UK Announces £17 Million for Repairs to Chornobyl Nuclear Plant After Russian Drone Strike
The UK government has pledged £17 million to help repair the protective shelter at Ukraine’s Chornobyl nuclear power plant following a Russian drone strike in 2025.
UK Announces £45m Missile Package for Ukraine as Burnham Seeks Further Russia Sanctions
Downing Street has announced £45 million in surface-to-air missile deliveries for Ukraine, including £10 million accelerated for winter, as Andy Burnham asks ministers to prepare further sanctions and support.
Chancellor Faces £8bn Tax Rise Warning as Fiscal Headroom Halves to £12bn
Resolution Foundation estimates the Chancellor’s fiscal headroom has fallen from £24bn to £12bn and recommends around £8bn in tax reforms ahead of the Budget.
IMF upgrades UK growth forecast but warns of persistent inflation and slower 2027 expansion
The IMF has raised its UK growth forecast for 2026 to 1.3%, but expects slower growth in 2027 and inflation to remain above the Bank of England target.
IFS warns Healey could need £35bn in tax rises or benefit cuts ahead of Budget
The IFS estimates that protecting departmental budgets and raising defence spending could require around £35bn in tax rises or benefit cuts.
UK Borrowing Costs Hit 19-Year High Ahead of Labour’s Budget
The 10-year gilt yield touched 5.527% on 8 October amid a global bond sell-off, adding pressure ahead of John Healey’s 28 October Budget.
Motorists can now compare petrol and diesel prices on Google Maps
Google Maps now displays near-real-time UK petrol and diesel prices using the Government’s Fuel Finder data, helping drivers compare nearby forecourts.
Healey puts ‘fiscal discipline’ at heart of 28 October Budget
Chancellor John Healey has pledged to stick to the Government's fiscal rules and said fiscal discipline will run through the 28 October Budget.
Government orders three new submarine docks to be built in Britain under UK-only competition
The Government has announced that three new floating docks for Britain's nuclear submarine fleet will be built in the UK through a competition restricted to British industry.
Labour's 2024 manifesto writer joins Chancellor's team amid General Election speculation
Ravinder Athwal, the economist closely involved in writing Labour's 2024 manifesto, is joining Chancellor John Healey's Treasury team as a senior special adviser amid continuing speculation over an early General Election.
UK borrowing overshoots official forecast by £8.1bn ahead of Budget
UK public-sector borrowing reached £77.3 billion between April and August, placing it £8.1 billion above the Office for Budget Responsibility's forecast.
Chancellor presses EU not to shut British firms out of “Made in Europe” scheme
Chancellor John Healey is making the case for British manufacturers to be covered by the EU’s proposed Made in Europe industrial rules during finance-minister talks in Dublin. No agreement has been reached.
UK inflation rises to 3.1% as petrol and diesel prices drive renewed increase
UK CPI inflation rose from 2.9% to 3.1% in August as higher petrol, diesel and air fares pushed up prices, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Government promises State Pension-only retirees will not pay income tax as payments head above threshold
Downing Street says pensioners whose only income is the basic or new State Pension will not pay income tax on it during this Parliament, as the full new pension heads above the Personal Allowance.
UK economy grows 0.4% in July as GDP smashes forecasts
The UK economy grew by 0.4% in July, significantly beating expectations for no growth, as services and computer programming helped drive the stronger-than-expected performance.
UK borrowing costs surge as 30-year gilt yields hit highest level since 1998
UK government borrowing costs have surged, with 30-year gilt yields reaching 5.925% — their highest level since 1998 — adding pressure on Chancellor John Healey ahead of his first Budget.
UK borrowing costs hit highest level since 1998 as £4.25bn debt sale piles pressure on Healey
Britain has sold £4.25 billion of 30-year Government debt at a yield of 5.8168%, the highest borrowing cost at any gilt auction or syndication since comparable Debt Management Office records began in 1998.
Business group urges Healey to scrap state pension triple lock ahead of Budget
The British Chambers of Commerce has urged Chancellor John Healey to replace the state pension triple lock with inflation-linked increases, estimating the change could save £3.3 billion over two years.
Healey unveils £150m fund to back fast-growing businesses across North of England
Chancellor John Healey is unveiling a £150 million British Business Bank fund offering investments of £5 million to £15 million to fast-growing companies across the North of England.
Reform plans London and New York investor roadshow as Jenrick pledges £100bn spending squeeze
Reform UK plans investor meetings in London and New York as Robert Jenrick pledges more than £100 billion of spending reductions in the party's first 100 days in government.
Badenoch unveils £10bn-a-year defence boost funded by major welfare cuts
Kemi Badenoch is setting out a Conservative plan for an extra £10 billion a year in defence spending and a 3% of GDP target by 2029-30, funded through welfare reforms and other spending cuts.
Healey to deliver first major Chancellor speech on Monday as Budget pressure intensifies
John Healey is set to deliver his first major speech as Chancellor on Monday, with UK borrowing costs at their highest level since 2007 and pressure mounting ahead of the 28 October Budget.
Healey promises firm timetable for next major rise in UK defence spending
Chancellor John Healey says the 2027 Spending Review will set a target date for Britain to reach 3% of GDP on defence and a clear path towards the NATO core-defence commitment of 3.5% by 2035.
UK gains full access to £13tn CPTPP trade bloc as Canada deal takes effect
UK businesses now have full access to all 11 other CPTPP members after the agreement entered into force with Canada, completing Britain's accession to a trading bloc worth almost £13 trillion including the UK.
Badenoch sacks Mel Stride as Andrew Griffith becomes Shadow Chancellor
Kemi Badenoch has removed Sir Mel Stride as Shadow Chancellor and promoted Andrew Griffith to lead the Conservatives' economic team, with Claire Coutinho taking over the business brief.
Tories go on election alert as Badenoch seeks Civil Service access talks over possible Burnham snap poll
Kemi Badenoch has reportedly asked Cabinet Secretary Dame Antonia Romeo to seek approval for formal pre-election Civil Service access talks as the Conservatives prepare for the possibility of an early election under Andy Burnham.
Healey considers windfall taxes on banks and oil companies as Treasury looks to fill £4.7bn Budget hole
Chancellor John Healey is reportedly considering windfall taxes on banks and oil companies as Treasury officials look for ways to plug an estimated £4.7bn gap in the public finances ahead of the October Budget.
Government declares Falklands support ‘unwavering’ after report US could use islands as leverage over UK defence spending
The UK Government has declared its support for the Falkland Islands 'unwavering' after a senior US official reportedly refused to rule out using Washington's position on the islands as leverage in the dispute over NATO defence spending.
Healey set to shelve his own 3% by 2030 defence spending target as Treasury pressures bite
Chancellor John Healey is reportedly preparing to shelve the 2030 deadline he once championed for defence spending to reach 3% of GDP as he confronts a £4.7bn funding gap in the existing Defence Investment Plan.
Mike Ashley launches extraordinary attack on Burnham’s high-street strategy, branding key tax proposal ‘delusional’
Mike Ashley has launched a fierce attack on Andy Burnham's high-street strategy, branding parts of the Government's business-rates approach ‘delusional’ and calling for urgent action on retail costs and shoplifting.
Britain backs Trump's new Iran economic offensive as Healey reveals more than 240 UK sanctions
Chancellor John Healey has backed increased US economic pressure on Iran and revealed that the UK Government has imposed more than 240 sanctions on Iran since taking office.
Burnham warns of 'challenging' finances as he refuses to rule out Budget tax rises
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has refused to rule out tax rises in the October Budget as he warned that Britain's public finances are in a challenging position.
Unexpected £1.8bn July Borrowing Adds to Healey's Budget Pressure
The UK borrowed £1.8 billion in July, £2.3 billion more than the OBR expected, adding to the pressure on Chancellor John Healey before October's Budget.
UK Economy Grows by 0.4% but Autumn Slowdown Threatens Burnham
Britain’s economy grew by 0.4% between April and June, but the Bank of England expects underlying growth to slow to around zero as renewed Middle East conflict, higher energy costs and Budget uncertainty test Andy Burnham’s new government.
Andy Burnham Begins UK ‘Listening Tour’ Focused on Cost of Living and High Streets
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will begin a month-long tour of the UK on Monday, promising to listen to communities and announce further measures addressing living costs, consumer practices and struggling high streets.
Government Contracts to Give Greater Weight to British Jobs and Skills
Businesses bidding for major central government contracts will receive greater credit for creating local jobs, apprenticeships, training and work placements under procurement rules taking effect in January 2027.
Treasury Confirms Budget Will Take Place on 28 October 2026
Chancellor John Healey will present the Government's next Budget on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, alongside a new economic and fiscal forecast from the OBR.
Major Pension Providers Explore £1 Billion Fund to Back British Innovators
The Government has announced plans to work with major UK pension providers on a proposed £1 billion scale-up fund designed to invest in Britain's fastest-growing science and technology businesses.
Healey Vows State Pensioners Will Not Pay Income Tax on Pension Alone
Chancellor John Healey has confirmed the Treasury is committed to ensuring pensioners whose only income is the state pension will not pay income tax, as the triple lock pushes payments toward the personal allowance.
Voting record: last 30 days
A missing vote is not shown as an abstention or absence. Parliament records only divisions in which the Member has a recorded vote.
4 November 2026 · Division 114
Draft Private Rented Sector Database Regulations 2026
Voted AyeAyes 316 · Noes 149
Official division record4 November 2026 · Division 113
Draft Housing (Tenancy Deposit Schemes) Order 2026
Voted AyeAyes 310 · Noes 104
Official division record3 November 2026 · Division 112
Budget Resolution No. 86: High value council tax surcharge
Voted AyeAyes 327 · Noes 161
Official division record3 November 2026 · Division 111
Budget Resolution No. 76: Rates of alcohol duty
Voted AyeAyes 331 · Noes 181
Official division record3 November 2026 · Division 110
Budget Resolution No. 55: Value added tax (electric vehicle charging)
Voted AyeAyes 324 · Noes 88
Official division record3 November 2026 · Division 109
Budget Resolution No. 15: Charges in connection with employment visas
Voted AyeAyes 414 · Noes 106
Official division record3 November 2026 · Division 108
Budget Resolution No. 8: Capital gains tax (business asset disposal relief)
Voted AyeAyes 348 · Noes 176
Official division record3 November 2026 · Division 107
Budget Resolution No.7: Increase in rate of banking surcharge for temporary period
Voted AyeAyes 420 · Noes 105
Official division record3 November 2026 · Division 106
Budget Resolution No. 3: Income tax (default, property and savings rates)
Voted AyeAyes 337 · Noes 180
Official division record19 October 2026 · Division 95
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: New Clause 21
Voted NoAyes 167 · Noes 327
Official division record19 October 2026 · Division 94
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: Amendment 47
Voted NoAyes 166 · Noes 328
Official division record19 October 2026 · Division 93
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: Amendment 4
Voted NoAyes 175 · Noes 319
Official division record19 October 2026 · Division 92
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: Amendment 52
Voted NoAyes 108 · Noes 327
Official division record19 October 2026 · Division 91
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: Amendment 23
Voted NoAyes 169 · Noes 327
Official division recordEarly Day Motions: last 30 days
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No supported EDMs were returned for the last 30 days.
Registered interests
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6. Land and property portfolio with a value over £100,000 and where indicated, the portfolio provides a rental income of over £10,000 a year
Type of land/property: Residential property (Two bed apartment owned by me and my two siblings, following the death of my mother. Probate was 10 Jan 2025. The value is £180,000 and I own a third.)
Number of properties: 1
Location: Hove
Interest held: from 10 January 2025 until 7 November 2025
Ownership details: I no longer have any ownership in this property (ownership now with my two sisters)
(Registered 7 May 2025; updated 13 November 2025)
8. Miscellaneous
Chair of Rotherham 9th Scouts Group. This is an unpaid role.
(Registered 11 April 2023)
Member of Goldthorpe Towns Fund Board. This is an unpaid role.
Date interest arose: 1 May 2020
Date interest ended: 23 May 2024
(Registered 11 April 2023; updated 22 October 2025)
Executive Committee Member of the British American Parliamentary Group. This is an unpaid role.
Date interest arose: 12 July 2023
Date interest ended: 4 July 2024
(Registered 4 January 2024; updated 21 October 2025)
9. Family members employed and paid from parliamentary expenses
Name: Jackie Bate
Relationship: Spouse
Role: Office Manager
Working pattern: Part time
Last 30 days
10 November 2026 · Article
Treasury Launches Investigation Into Suspected Budget Leak That May Have Moved Financial Markets
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
4 November 2026 · Article
Government Introduces Energy Independence Bill With Plans to Scrap Gas Standing Charges
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
4 November 2026 · Vote
Draft Private Rented Sector Database Regulations 2026
Voted Aye
4 November 2026 · Vote
Draft Housing (Tenancy Deposit Schemes) Order 2026
Voted Aye
3 November 2026 · Vote
Budget Resolution No. 86: High value council tax surcharge
Voted Aye
3 November 2026 · Vote
Budget Resolution No. 76: Rates of alcohol duty
Voted Aye
3 November 2026 · Vote
Budget Resolution No. 55: Value added tax (electric vehicle charging)
Voted Aye
3 November 2026 · Vote
Budget Resolution No. 15: Charges in connection with employment visas
Voted Aye
3 November 2026 · Vote
Budget Resolution No. 8: Capital gains tax (business asset disposal relief)
Voted Aye
3 November 2026 · Vote
Budget Resolution No.7: Increase in rate of banking surcharge for temporary period
Voted Aye
3 November 2026 · Vote
Budget Resolution No. 3: Income tax (default, property and savings rates)
Voted Aye
2 November 2026 · Article
Government Announces £700 Million Fund to Unlock Up to Ten Major Industrial Sites Across UK
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
1 November 2026 · Article
Treasury Blocks £1bn Mineworkers’ Pension Payout Despite Deal Being Ready, Trustees Say
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
1 November 2026 · Article
Healey Refuses to Guarantee Labour's Equal Minimum Wage Pledge Before Next Election
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
31 October 2026 · Article
Burnham's Council Housebuilding Pledge Faces £7bn Funding Gap, Think Tank Warns
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
31 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Confirms Offshore Wind Projects Could Be Rejected Unless They Lower Energy Bills
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
30 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Says Welfare Bill Must Fall but Downing Street Rules Out Firm Deadline
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
29 October 2026 · Article
Think Tank Warns British Household Incomes Will Fall £1,050 Despite Chancellor's Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
29 October 2026 · Article
IFS Warns Chancellor Faces Multibillion-Pound Spending Challenge as Budget Leaves Public Services Exposed to Cuts
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
29 October 2026 · Article
Britain Announces More Than £10 Billion in Additional Ukraine Support, Including £500 Million for Air Defences
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
27 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Announces £15 Million Fund To Tackle Misogyny Ahead Of Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
27 October 2026 · Article
Britain Faces Highest Five-Year Borrowing Costs Since 2008 On Eve Of Chancellor’s Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
27 October 2026 · Article
UK Shop Price Inflation Hits Highest Level Since February 2024 As Retailers Warn Chancellor Ahead Of Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
26 October 2026 · Article
Burnham Confirms Chancellor Will Set Out Path To NATO'S 3.5% Defence Spending Target In Wednesday'S Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
26 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Reportedly Plans £13,036 Tax-Free Allowance to Protect Pensioners in Wednesday's Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
26 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Set to Announce Modernisation of 600 Post Offices in Wednesday's Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
26 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Backs Rosebank Oilfield as Reported Cabinet Divisions Emerge Over North Sea Drilling
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
26 October 2026 · Article
Government announces extra £432 million to tackle rough sleeping as Burnham pledges Christmas action
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
25 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Set to Announce More Than £1 Billion for Social Housing in Wednesday’s Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
25 October 2026 · Article
Treasury Entrepreneurship Adviser to Leave After Warning Government Is Sidelining British Start-Ups
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
25 October 2026 · Article
Government Unveils £1.5 Billion Borrowing Facility for English Mayors in Devolution Shake-Up
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
25 October 2026 · Article
Reform UK Sets Out £40 Billion Spending Cuts in Alternative Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
24 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Confirms £20.4 Billion Capital Boost for State-Backed Investment Funds
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
24 October 2026 · Article
Former Goldman Sachs Chief Moves to Jersey as Conservatives Warn Over UK Tax Policy
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
24 October 2026 · Article
Government Unveils £600 Million AI Package Including New Biosecurity Lab
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
23 October 2026 · Article
Government Announces £800 Million Business Cost-Cutting Package Ahead of Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
19 October 2026 · Vote
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: New Clause 21
Voted No
19 October 2026 · Vote
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: Amendment 47
Voted No
19 October 2026 · Vote
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: Amendment 4
Voted No
19 October 2026 · Vote
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: Amendment 52
Voted No
19 October 2026 · Vote
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill Committee: Amendment 23
Voted No
17 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Backs Heathrow Third Runway Growth Case Despite Prime Minister's Reluctance
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
17 October 2026 · Article
IMF Urges Chancellor to Prioritise Welfare and Pension Reform Over Higher Bank Taxes
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
15 October 2026 · Article
UK Economy Defies Forecasts With Unexpected Growth Ahead of Chancellor’s Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
15 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Urges Tougher Russian Shipping Sanctions as Trump Administration Considers Easing Restrictions
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
15 October 2026 · Article
UK Announces £17 Million for Repairs to Chornobyl Nuclear Plant After Russian Drone Strike
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
14 October 2026 · Article
UK Announces £45m Missile Package for Ukraine as Burnham Seeks Further Russia Sanctions
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
13 October 2026 · Article
Chancellor Faces £8bn Tax Rise Warning as Fiscal Headroom Halves to £12bn
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
13 October 2026 · Article
IMF upgrades UK growth forecast but warns of persistent inflation and slower 2027 expansion
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right
12 October 2026 · Article
IFS warns Healey could need £35bn in tax rises or benefit cuts ahead of Budget
Mentioned in Ayes To The Right