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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering raising income tax for the first time in more than a decade as she faces one of the most difficult budgets in recent memory, with a £30bn fiscal gap and mounting political risks.

NatWest profits surge 30% as higher interest rates fuel bank earnings

Brainspark Games founder secures triple investment on Dragons’ Den

UK car production plunges to lowest level since 1952 after Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack

London Stock Exchange seals £170m deal with 11 global banks to strengthen post-trade operations

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