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Devolved nations demand urgent meeting with Kwarteng

Finance ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland say government must ‘restore confidence in our public finances’

Kwasi Kwarteng: an Eton tough nut with legendary self-confidence

Stories of the under-fire chancellor’s self-assurance abound. Colleagues see him as unlikely to back down without a fight

People thought Corbyn and I would crash the pound. The real risk was Truss and her fanatics

We knew the markets would react sharply to us and were prepared for that. These free-market zealots had no plan at all, says former shadow chancellor John McDonnell

Trickle-down Truss is carrying on the dirty work of Thatcher, Blair and Osborne

Britain has endured 40 years of decline thanks to this faulty economic theory. Will Keir Starmer finally kill it off?, says Yanis Varoufakis, leader of MeRA25 in Greece’s parliament

‘Cruel and greedy’: high earners on Kwasi Kwarteng ditching top tax rate

Seven people in 45% tax bracket that chancellor is abolishing share how they feel about decision

Serco injected £60m to prop up pension fund after market meltdown

£1bn scheme is the latest to scramble to raise cash after Kwarteng’s tax-cutting mini-budget sparks turmoil

Why OBR forecast is being held back until Kwarteng’s next fiscal plan

Huge policy changes are needed to get UK back on track – so early publication would give an incomplete picture

Truss and Kwarteng resist pressure to bring analysis of their tax plans forward

Tory MPs call for market reassurance but PM and chancellor won’t publish OBR projections – ready next week – until late November

The Guardian view on Tory shock therapy: the wrong medicine for the country

Editorial: Liz Truss’s policies have put the Tories behind Labour by 30 points. Without reversing course she will be in office but not in power

Keir Starmer can lock the imploding Tories out for a decade – if he gets the message right

Labour has a brief window to sear a narrative into the public’s mind, so the Conservatives are saddled with this crisis for years, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Liz Truss to push ahead with unlimited ‘investment zones’ despite costs row

Exclusive: Concerns about not capping number of areas allowed to get favourable tax and planning treatment

Green party conference opens with call for wealth tax to fund renewables

In Harrogate, Green co-leaders pledge to target richest 1% and biggest polluters with ‘dirty profits’ tax

How Kwasi Kwarteng’s budget-busting growth plan turned into week from hell

Tories head to conference with rocketing mortgage rates, a sterling crash and a 33-point poll lead for Labour

Tax cuts for the rich at a time like this? It makes me despair

My days are spent trying to help my dad get appointments and a new home. I can’t face watching the news too

How Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget hit UK economy – in numbers

Reckless ‘fiscal event’ may have damaged Liz Truss’s government beyond repair

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