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Lib Dems propose energy price discounts for all households
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OBR productivity forecast may add £20bn to Budget hole
The government is facing a bigger-than-expected hole in the public finances as it prepares for next month’s Budget. A downgrade to the UK’s productivity performance from the government’s official forecaster could lead to the chancellor facing a £20bn gap in meeting her tax and spending rules, the BBC understands. Rachel Reeves has confirmed both tax…
Wrapped helps Spotify add users despite artists criticism over fees
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