• Budget,Economy,Productivity

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• Business,National Insurance

  Positive choices for business in the face of the National Insurance increases

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• Business,National Insurance

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• Benefits,Cut,Disability,Economy,Labour Party,Politics

  Does Rachel Reeves actually need to take £6 billion from benefits?

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• Brexit,Conservative Party,Disability,Economy,Politics

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• Conservative Party,Disability,Discrimination,Economy,Employment,People

  Philip Hammond LIED about effect of disabled workers on the economy; Theresa May defended him. BOTH must pay

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• Conservative Party,Disability,Economy,Employment,People

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• Brexit,Conservative Party,Cost of living,Debt,Democracy,Economy,European Union,People,Politics,Poverty,Public services,Wages

  The Autumn (non-) Statement: Why have there been so few howls of outrage in response?

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