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Budget 2002

May 2002

  • In good company

  • Thinktank spots £15bn hole

  • Labour no-show led to critical Budget report

    April 30: Labour MPs were left with egg on their face today after their absence from a key Commons committee allowed the Tories to push through a report highly critical of Gordon Brown's Budget.
  • Feeling better already?

    Alexander Chancellor
    Alexander Chancellor: We don't think the National Insurance hike will fix the NHS right away, but we're happy to pay all the same. Britons are in the mood for a bit of giving.
  • Highlights of Budget debate

    April 24: Highlights from the final day of debate on the Budget in the Commons yesterday.
  • Tax rise will curb urge to splurge, says King

    Mervyn King, the Bank of England's leading hawk, said yesterday that he expected consumers to rein in their own spending in the face of higher taxes and weaker earnings growth.

  • CBI tries to force pledge from Brown

    Digby Jones, the director-general of the CBI, warned Gordon Brown yesterday that the Budget could kill off manufacturing's fledgling recovery as the employers' organisation demanded an assurance from the Treasury that there would be no further business tax increases during the current parliament.

  • Popularity of Budget halts Tory revival

    The popularity of Gordon Brown's "NHS tax" Budget appears to have stopped last month's Tory party opinion poll revival in its tracks.
  • Brown's global challenge

  • Nurses warn Blair over NHS revival plan

  • Sweet words, bitter taste

    Michael Howard
  • In search of the truth on the streets of Enfield

  • Blair: I will carry the can if reformed NHS fails

  • Haves and have-nots battle for the good life

  • Portillo moment that signalled the changing face of a suburb

  • Business is taking Blair for a ride

    Roy Hattersley
  • Tory voters like Budget say polls

  • Insurance? Let's be honest about it

    Maria Scott

    Maria Scott: There is a scent of change in the air over the way people view taxation. The penny seems finally to have dropped that fine public services need to be funded from somewhere.

  • Credit makes kids cost a little less

    Relief for parents offsets NI hike, reports Jill Insley.

  • And you don't even need children

    Neasa MacErlean on a welcome tax credit for low earners.

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