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Chancellor
7 months ago
In the Budget this week, the Chancellor stuck to her plan to hit family businesses and farms worth more than £1million with death duties of 20 per cent from April next year.
Rachel Reeves 'lied to Brits about £21bn black hole to justify Benefits Street tax raid on workers' - and knew the UK actually had a £4bn SURPLUS ⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a series of extraordinary grim warnings about the state of the government's books in the run-up to the Budget.
Trans woman who bombarded Rachel Reeves's MP sister with threatening emails calling her 'transphobic' and accusing chancellor of assaulting her is jailed for harassment ⊖⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Tracey Smith, pictured, a trans woman, sent Chancellor's sister Ellie Reeves - her local MP - a stream of emails and voicemails amounting to harassment.
Germany’s coalition staves off crisis with deals on pensions, combustion engine ban ⊖⊖
Chancellor Friedrich Merz's strained government agreed to pursue larger pension reforms and seek exemptions on the EU's ban on CO2-emitting cars.
Working people DON'T like the Budget! Poll finds public think Labour's package is unaffordable and unfair - with anger at two-child benefit cap axe, threshold freeze and cash ISA curbs ⊖⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget package was widely regarded as unfair and unaffordable, according to a poll.
Rachel Reeves is my niece. She's totally out of her depth, penalises hard workers and blames everyone else: Chancellor's uncle Terry says the UK is a 'bloody disgrace'...and Farage should take over ⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Rachel Reeves' Tory-supporting uncle Terry Smith, 73, has attacked his niece's Budget for 'benefits people' -declaring: 'I feel she and the government are totally out of their depth'.
What residents of TV's Benefits Street say about Reeves' welfare bonanza: From 'more money is good news' to 'they're getting free money' ⊕⊕
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
So what do today's inhabitants of Benefits Street in Birmingham - 11 years on from that now-infamous documentary - really think of the Chancellor's cash grab?
Small businesses say 'We're on the rack': Reeves claimed to help pubs, but many face huge rate rises as Amazon and supermarkets benefit ⊕⊕
The Chancellor had promised to pay for a reduction in business rates for smaller firms by hiking taxes on larger properties to 'level the playing field between the high street and online giants'.
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