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The Kwarteng plan puts at risk the very poorest people in the UK – and growth

The government’s policy approach risks stagflation. It is making history for all the wrong reasons, says economist Mohamed A El-Erian

Labour focuses on spelling out alternative vision for the economy

Public services and spectre of austerity will feature in speech as Rachel Reeves sets out dividing lines with Tories

Andy Burnham says nationalising railways ‘a no brainer’ – as it happened

Latest updates: all the developments from UK politics as the Labour party conference starts in Liverpool

Kwarteng: UK economy must expect more tax cuts and deregulation

Chancellor says he and Liz Truss want to do what previous Tory governments deemed unthinkable

Liz Truss plans more immigration in effort to fill vacancies and drive growth

Government likely to lift cap on agricultural and broadband workers, and alter shortage occupations list

Kwasi Kwarteng mulls more beneficial tax cuts for high earners

Reports chancellor is considering further changes to taxation after mini-budget ‘for the rich’

Truss’s go-for-broke gamble means Labour inherits economic mess if it wins election

Vote is there to be lost by Labour. How hard can it be to show party would do a better job on economy?

Forget trickle down, what the UK needs is middle-out economics

Liz Truss is banking on a failed policy. The focus should be on the real driving force behind economic growth

The Tories’ huge gamble offers a fabulous opportunity Keir Starmer’s party must seize

Labour has a better plan for growth than Kwasi Kwarteng’s sugar-rush of tax cuts. Now it needs to pitch it to voters

Rishi Sunak said it was fairytale economics. That was one thing he got right

The markets have no faith in the mini-budget and the British people will soon feel its effects

The Observer view on Liz Truss’s disastrous ‘fiscal event’

This was a brazen gamble that can only damage Britain’s future

‘It’s extraordinary’: Liz Truss’s low-tax gamble has yet to convince Tory MPs

Colleagues ask if the new PM and chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s experiment is ‘a stroke of genius – or will blow up the economy’

Tories gambling with the finances of British people, says Starmer

Labour leader attacks ‘casino economics’ in wake of £45bn package of tax cuts announced by chancellor

Time is against Liz Truss as she bets big on plan to turn economy around

With an election two years away, failure could shred the Tories’ economic credibility

Mini-budget 2022: pound crashes as chancellor cuts stamp duty and top rate of income tax – as it happened

Tax cuts to cost Treasury around £37bn in 2023-24, official figures reveal

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