
i Front Page 27th of March 2025
Lower growth forecasts, possible tax increases, and tighter benefits are raising concerns that 250,000 more people could face hardship, prompting renewed scrutiny of the government’s economic approach.
Lower growth forecasts, possible tax increases, and tighter benefits are raising concerns that 250,000 more people could face hardship, prompting renewed scrutiny of the government’s economic approach.
Labour MPs are questioning whether the traditionally protected state pension triple lock can be maintained amid escalating costs, prompting debate over its place in the current economic climate.
Amid widespread warnings of public-sector cost-cutting, thousands of civil service roles appear set for the axe and schools face a severe funding shortfall, as Reeves confirms the need for billions of pounds in savings and sparks fears of the toughest financial strain in a generation.
Heathrow is grappling with significant disruption in the wake of a major fire, with prolonged travel delays expected, concerns raised over infrastructure weaknesses and security, and the airport chief apologising for the ongoing chaos.