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Don’t let pandemic losers slide further in a K-shaped recovery

It goes against conservative instincts, but another £100bn should be spent on improving the prospects of those worst hit by Covid

Fintech firms want to keep their golden shares. London may be forced to agree

Watering-down stock market rules might sound outrageous, but the success of these companies matters to the market

Sunak’s budget expected to offer first-time buyers mortgage guarantee

Treasury says low-deposit mortgages have virtually disappeared since 2008 financial crisis

Sunak to use budget to start repairing UK’s public finances

Corporation tax and capital gains tax expected to rise as chancellor begins huge task of repaying Covid debt

On tax as on so much else, Keir Starmer’s team is fighting yesterday’s battles

Right now, the country needs a bold and positive vision based on the spirit of care and solidarity seen during the pandemic, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

UK urged to change stock market rules to boost fintech sector post-Brexit

Report by former head of WorldPay also recommends £1bn ‘growth fund’ and fast-track visas

A $15 minimum wage isn’t just about justice. It’s good economics

The US has the lowest minimum wage of all G7 nations, in terms of purchasing power, and the third-highest poverty rate in the OECD

Tony Blair says ‘cut Starmer some slack’ over tax comments

Exclusive: former Labour leader says the public has no interest in ‘mouthing off’ as if times were normal

Keir Starmer unites his Labour critics with ‘no tax rises’ stance

Analysis: party figures fear Labour may be forced to U-turn if chancellor raises business taxes in budget

UK Covid: alert level drops from 5 down to 4 as threat of NHS being overwhelmed reduces – as it happened

Latest updates: UK medical officers agree to reduce Covid threat level but stress health services remains under severe pressure

Number of UK workers on Covid furlough scheme rose to 4.7m in January

Additional 700,000 people were away from work, with women, young adults and hospitality staff worst hit

Sunak’s budget must focus on business investment, not just government spending

Without fit and competitive firms, there will be no lasting recovery from the Covid crisis

UK businesses plead for further support in run-up to budget

Britain suffering worst economic damage since Covid crisis began, analysis shows

Rishi Sunak freezes fuel duty over reliance on cars in pandemic

Treasury sources say chancellor aware that people are using their own vehicles as safety measure

Labour urges Rishi Sunak to extend Covid self-isolation payments

Chancellor must expand support scheme or risk fourth national lockdown, Anneliese Dodds warns

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