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David Cameron and George Osborne have given a cool reception to Nick Clegg’s plan to hand shares in the nationalised banks to all Britons.
24 Jun 2011
Telegraph View: The country should never have been admitted to the eurozone, but now its partners must pick up the pieces.
20 Jun 2011
Exclusive: Britain should refuse to contribute to a second bail-out of Greece and the country should be allowed to default on its debts and leave the euro, Boris Johnson says.
19 Jun 2011
Bail-outs and austerity measures are only making the country’s burden harder to bear, writes Boris Johnson.
19 Jun 2011
As George Osborne holds a birthday party at Dorneywood, it is disclosed that the repair and decoration bill for the grace-and-favour residence has almost tripled.
19 Jun 2011
Chancellor considering raid on middle-class pensions perks including axing tax relief on contributions for top rate taxpayers.
18 Jun 2011
Is Osborne actually running things at Number 10? Will Steve Hilton go? Tim Montgomerie lays bare the tensions at the heart of No 10.
18 Jun 2011
The Chancellor will decide on how the UK's banks are split up - no one else
18 Jun 2011
Ed Balls has called for an emergency tax cut - urging the Government to reduce VAT temporarily to “kick-start” economic recovery.
16 Jun 2011
David Cameron dismisses calls from Ed Balls for tax cuts, saying they would worsen the economic problems faced by Britain.
16 Jun 2011
Shadow chancellor says George Osborne is risking permanent damage to economy and urges VAT cut to "kick-start" recovery.
16 Jun 2011
The Chancellor of the Exchequer confirms that UK banks will have to "ringfence" retail banking units to insulate them from investment banking problems.
15 Jun 2011
Chancellor hopes to protect taxpayers’ money by ring-fencing retail banking. It’s a flawed plan, says Jeremy Warner.
15 Jun 2011
Telegraph View: The Government must avoid an over-reaction that would harm the competitiveness of the country’s most profitable sector.
15 Jun 2011
Former Treasury Spokesman Lord Oakeshott, Director of the Taxpayers' Alliance Matthew Sinclair and IG Index's Will Heddon discuss one of the announcements expected to feature in George Osborne's Mansion House speech.
15 Jun 2011
Markets digest reports that Chancellor George Osborne's Mansion House speech will back the ring-fencing of retail banks.
15 Jun 2011
Shares in Britain's banks face a day of volatile trading as market digests the implication of today's Mansion House speech by George Osborne in which he will back plans to force lenders to "ring-fence" their retail banks.
15 Jun 2011
Alistair Darling, the former Labour chancellor, has rejected Ed Balls’s suggestion that the Coalition should have a “Plan B” for economic policy.
11 Jun 2011
International Monetary Fund says the Chancellor should reduce taxes rather than relax austerity spending cuts if Britain's economy continues to struggle.
06 Jun 2011
Telegraph View: the Chancellor has got the deficit reduction right, but needs to deliver a more aggressive growth strategy.
06 Jun 2011
Cameron, Hague and Osborne remain Eurosceptic in their hearts - but their actions reveal a conviction that other things matter more, says Peter Oborne.
04 Jun 2011
Tim Montgomerie reveals what Conservative Party members really think of David Cameron and his Cabinet.
04 Jun 2011
Telegraph View: A more aggressive growth strategy would lift consumers' spirits and boost business confidence.
30 May 2011
Tim Montgomerie looks at whether the Government's plan to pull Britain out of debt is working.
28 May 2011
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