‘Unfair banking’ and ‘damaging’ financial rules harming UK’s small firms, MPs warn
Treasury committee says ‘debanking’ and use of personal guarantees for loans is putting small businesses at risk
The Guardian view on Labour’s big idea: organising the state effectively matters for jobs and growth
Editorial: Rachel Reeves missed a chance to recast a policy that cuts government spending while shovelling state cash into private banks
Grant Shapps says it will ‘take some time’ to conclude who was to blame for cyber-attack on armed forces payroll – as it happened
Defence secretary makes statement after 270,000 payroll records belonging to members of Britain’s armed forces been exposed to hackers
‘They’re everywhere’: Labour’s wooing of City goes into overdrive
Starmer and Reeves have created 2020s version of party’s 1990s ‘prawn cocktail offensive’ – and business appears hungry for it
Rachel Reeves accuses Tories of ‘gaslighting’ public over economy
Shadow chancellor will highlight Labour’s plans to boost economy and say Conservatives are ‘out of touch’
If Tory hopes rest on the UK economy, they could go the way of the monasteries
Three key economic indicators loom large but none offer great hope for the Conservatives’ survival
UK will be worst performer in G7 next year, OECD forecasts
UK constrained by high interest rates, price rises and staff shortages but thinktank offers optimistic outlook for global economy
There’s a hard-right tidal wave about to hit Europe – and it will only make the economic crisis worse
Near-zero growth has crushed living standards across the EU, sending voters towards populist demagogues. But they have no solutions to offer, says former UK PM Gordon Brown
The Guardian view on rethinking economics: a discipline in disarray holds too much sway in the UK
Editorial: Gordon Brown challenged Conservative ideas to fix the economy. His successors unfortunately will not
From welfare to warfare: Sunak’s spending shift imperils local services again
Council budgets look a likely target when the Tory government seeks to balance the books and pay for its promises
The Guardian view on Sunak’s spending pledges: a Potemkin village of pretend policy
Editorial: A desperate prime minister has given up trying to meaningfully account for the money he is putting into pre-election promises
Jeremy Hunt’s scope for tax cuts hit by higher-than-expected borrowing
Government borrowed £120.7bn in the last financial year, with just under £12bn in March
Ten Years to Save the West by Liz Truss review – economical with the truth about her own downfall
The former PM’s whingeing, unintentionally hilarious and scapegoating rant about the economy-crashing disaster of her time in No 10 is best read as a cautionary tale of hubristic zeal
Britain was wise to cleave to Europe as the empire began to disintegrate. It’s time to do it again
Ideas of exceptionalism and ‘laissez-faire’ policies are still driving economic myths that should be stone dead
Jeremy Hunt’s tax cut plans to face IMF scrutiny next month
Annual health check to examine whether tax increases or spending cuts will be needed after election