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As invasion of Ukraine continues, western nations need to tax war profiteers’ windfalls

Households and businesses hit by higher prices caused by the conflict should be helped by companies that have benefited

The Guardian view on Shell’s profits: enabling climate and inequality emergencies

Editorial: Britain is in trouble if Rishi Sunak says it’s difficult to choose between cutting public services and taxing excessive energy profits

Lloyds bank predicts 8% fall in house prices as its profits tumble

Larger-than-expected drop in profits to £1.5bn in third quarter comes despite rising interest rates

Cost of living crisis: Stop the Squeeze calls for wealthiest to ‘pay proper share’ of tax

Coalition of 40-plus charities and groups launches amid fears of spending cuts to plug public finances

Sunak dismantles remainder of Truss legacy on first full day in office

Prime minister abandons fracking and refuses to guarantee pensions triple lock or defence spending rise

Bank of England left in the dark ahead of new interest rate decision

With fiscal statement deferred and mixed government messaging on tax and spending the BoE has little to go on

Pensions triple lock and benefits in spotlight as Sunak delays fiscal plan

No 10 not committing to keeping triple lock or inflation-linked benefits rise in autumn statement on 17 November

Halloween fiscal statement could be delayed, says minister

James Cleverly says Rishi Sunak’s government could take more time to draw up spending cut plans

A sensible budget or a fiscal punch in the whatsie to everyone doing it tough – or both?

We ask our panel of experts

Sunak’s Britain is already broken. We need more than a general election to fix it

As the crackdown on our freedoms intensifies, the list of our national ailments seems endless. But there’s one issue that can prise things open, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Sunak vows to bring ‘integrity’ to No 10 but gambles by restoring Braverman

New PM pledges to fix ‘mistakes’ of predecessor but return of former home secretary alarms some MPs

Wealth taxes could raise £37bn for UK public services, campaigners say

Tax Justice UK calls on Rishi Sunak’s government to introduce five reforms targeting the richest people

New UK prime minister Rishi Sunak warns ‘difficult decisions to come’

Third British PM in less than two months vows to prioritise economic stability after Liz Truss’s departure

CBI warns Rishi Sunak against ‘doom loop’ of public spending cuts

Director general Tony Danker says it is vital new UK PM does not pursue path of austerity

Sunak should delay Halloween fiscal plan – the government needs time to think

New PM has himself made case for longer period of reflection, citing ‘difficult decisions’ ahead

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