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The financial transaction tax, an idea whose time has come – yet Osborne still says no

15 October, 2012

The financial transaction tax is an idea whose time has come – yet still the Tories say no, writes The financial transaction tax, an idea whose time has come.

Unions tell IMF and World Bank to halt destructive austerity policies

Tony Burke
15 October, 2012

Last weeks IMF/World Bank meetings in Tokyo highlighted the fact the austerity measures being forced upon countries are not working, writes Tony Burke.

Balls and Coaker say an economic revival in Northern Ireland will be top of their agenda

Ed Jacobs
12 October, 2012

Ed Balls and Vernon Coaker have committed the next Labour Government to putting an economic revival in Northern Ireland at the top of their agenda.

What puts up your energy bill?

12 October, 2012

Greenpeace UK’s Damian Kahya investigates the reasons behind households’ soaring energy bills.

Cameron and Osborne should look to Northern Ireland for a lesson in job creation

Ed Jacobs
11 October, 2012

Ed Jacobs reports on the Northern Ireland Executive’s demonstration of the power of government to create jobs and bring about social change.

Con 2012: How Labour can make mileage on transport policy

9 October, 2012

Labour could offer local communities around the UK a clear alternative to the tarmac dystopia of the Tories that goes beyond the discredited ideas of the past.

NIESR: Economy grew 0.8% in Q3 – but underlying picture remains weak

Shamik Das
9 October, 2012

NIESR’s latest monthly estimates of GDP show the UK economy emerging from recession in Q3 2012 – up 0.8%; the underlying rate of growth, however, is weaker.

IMF reassessment a massive boost for Ed Balls’s 5-point plan for growth

Cormac Hollingsworth
9 October, 2012

Last night’s IMF reassessment on the UK economy is a massive boost for Ed Balls’s 5-point plan for growth, writes Cormac Hollingsworth.

IMF: Cuts hurt growth more than expected

Will Straw
9 October, 2012

The IMF thinks cuts have damaged growth more than previously thought, reports Will Straw.

Now energy companies warn Osborne: Go green or we’ll leave Britain

Shamik Das
8 October, 2012

Seven major energy companies employing 17,500 workers in Britain are threatening to withdraw hundreds of millions of pounds of investment.

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