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    Hunt announces ‘most ambitious public sector productivity review ever’
    13 Jun Economics

    Hunt announces ‘most ambitious public sector productivity review ever’

    Treasury will be an "enabler of reform" as ministers follow path to growth trodden by Thatcher, chancellor says
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    Bank of England chief calls mini-budget fallout ‘unprecedented’
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    Bank of England chief calls mini-budget fallout ‘unprecedented’
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    Kwarteng refuses to commit to bringing spending plans forward
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    Kwarteng refuses to commit to bringing spending plans forward
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    MoJ perm sec Antonia Romeo 'lined up for Treasury top job'
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    Civil service unions urge Truss to rule out austerity drive
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    Team Truss’s top three themes already twisted into knots
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    Kwarteng to set out medium-term fiscal plan in November
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    Mini-budget fallout has wrecked spending plans, says ex-Treasury chief
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    Mini-budget fallout has wrecked spending plans, says ex-Treasury chief
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    Mini-budget: Kwarteng tightens Universal Credit sanctions, despite DWP failure to publish research
    23 Sep 2022 Economics
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    Mini-budget: Departments ‘face difficult decisions’, chancellor warns
    23 Sep 2022 Economics
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    Kwarteng unveils £45bn package of tax cuts in bid to boost economic growth
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    Chancellor says fiscal reform will be embedded “into the heart of government” in future
    Treasury rejects call for OBR forecast alongside mini-budget
    21 Sep 2022 Economics
    Treasury rejects call for OBR forecast alongside mini-budget
    MPs' request for "vital" assessment rejected, with Treasury citing need to move at "immense speed"
    Kwarteng ‘will need to tweak fiscal rules’ for £30bn tax cuts
    20 Sep 2022 Economics
    Kwarteng ‘will need to tweak fiscal rules’ for £30bn tax cuts
    Chancellor also eyes new “low-tax growth zones” and planning reforms in mini-budget
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    I imagined that life would be a lot like The Thick of It – becoming a civil service apprentice
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    Why can't BEIS and the Treasury get on?
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    'Our interventions saved millions of jobs': Charles Roxburgh shares the Treasury's 2021 highlights
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    'Our interventions saved millions of jobs': Charles Roxburgh shares the Treasury's 2021 highlights
    2020 may have been a year like no other, but 2021 was a chip off the old block and relentless from day one. HMT's second perm sec tells us about 12 more months of dealing with Covid while pushing ahead with new challenges
    Treasury accused of putting up 'barriers' to public sector pay rises
    09 Dec 2021 Economics
    Treasury accused of putting up 'barriers' to public sector pay rises
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    Levelling up: the public perspective, region by region Sponsored
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    HMRC pledges to publish more data on unpaid tax
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    HMRC pledges to publish more data on unpaid tax
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    DWP jobs boost confirmed in Spending Review
    25 Nov 2020 Economics
    DWP jobs boost confirmed in Spending Review
    Rishi Sunak provides funds to double number of work coaches in £1.4bn coronavirus support uplift
    HMRC 'could have done more' to prevent furlough fraud, NAO says
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    HMRC 'could have done more' to prevent furlough fraud, NAO says
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    Comprehensive Spending Review halted as Treasury prioritises certainty – and reiterates pay restraint warning
    21 Oct 2020 Economics
    Comprehensive Spending Review halted as Treasury prioritises certainty – and reiterates pay restraint warning
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    Civil Service Fast Stream kicks off recruitment round for over 800 posts
    25 Sep 2020 Economics
    Civil Service Fast Stream kicks off recruitment round for over 800 posts
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