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- IFS says tough public spending choices unavoidable 1 June 2025With the NHS and defence getting more funding, cuts to other areas are inevitable, the influential think tank says.
- UK steelmakers call Trump doubling tariffs 'another body blow' 31 May 2025Donald Trump says he will double tariffs on steel and aluminium imports to 50% from Wednesday.
- UK taxpayers no longer own NatWest - but 17 years on, are banks safer from collapse? 30 May 2025The last shares have been sold from the RBS bailout during the financial crisis. But, with banks facing fresh risks today, has enough changed?
- China hits back after Trump claims it is 'violating' tariff truce 30 May 2025The remarks from both sides raise concerns that a trade war could erupt again between the two largest economies.
- Ryanair boss on target for bonus worth more than €100m 30 May 2025Michael O’Leary is set to earn a bonus worth more than €100m (£84m) after clearing a key performance target.
- Millionaires shouldn't get winter fuel cash, minister says 30 May 2025Darren Jones says the pension top-up should only be "targeted to those that need it the most".
- Plans for banking hub to open in church building 30 May 2025Cash Access UK wants to convert an "underused office" away from Crowthorne Baptist Church itself.
- Simon Jack: What does Trump tariff ruling mean for the US-UK deal? 30 May 2025The news raises questions, but the impact on UK-US trade could be minimal
- Tariffs court fight threatens Trump's power to wield his favourite economic weapon 30 May 2025Despite the legal mire, all signs point to this being a battle the Republican president won't give up easily.
- Trump tariffs can stay in place for now, appeals court rules 30 May 2025The president's signature import taxes win a legal reprieve, as the White House rails against "activist judges".
