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Blue on blue: Tory infighting erupts over triple lock pension petition (opens the original)
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Infighting across Tory circles has broken out after the party published a petition claiming Labour had pledged to “cut” the state pension following its triple lock reforms. At this week’s party conference, Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced he would reform the triple lock pension if Labour remained in power after the next election. The state pension would still rise each year under a new proposal where the benefit increased by whichever is highest out of inflation or 2.5 per cent. The current
Global bond sell-off: Headache for Healey as gilt yields top six per cent (opens the original)
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The yield that the UK government pays on its 30-year government bond rose above six per cent for the first time in this millennium, putting Chancellor John Healey in a collision course with markets. Long-term gilt yields, which determine the size of UK government borrowing costs, skimmed 6.04 per cent in the early hours of trading on Thursday. It was the first time the 30-year yield hit six per cent since 1998. The higher level of government borrowing costs comes at a particularly awkward time f
The huge costs facing Andy Burnham - and the financial tightrope he must walk (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham said he didn’t set out to deliver a “tub-thumping conference speech” but it was packed with huge pledges to take control over utilities and expand the state. Maurício Alencar considers just how costly his promises are in the long term – and in the next month. Andy Burnham had all the goodies for Labour Party activists on Tuesday. Greater public control of utilities, possible renationalisation of water companies, a new free-at-the-point-of-use care service, a globalist approach to AI
Burnham to ‘keep distance’ from Manchester City case (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has vowed to not interfere in the Premier League’s battle with Manchester City but admitted he hopes it will not harm relations with Abu Dhabi. The Prime Minister said he would not get “directly involved” in the long-running case that has seen the club found guilty of more than 100 charges by an independent commission, calling into question many years of success. The Premier League said Abu Dhabi-owned City used “sham” schemes to artificially inflate revenue and reduce costs by more
Savings from triple lock pension reform to take over a decade (opens the original)
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Planned reforms to the triple lock on pensions will need 14 years before delivering savings worth more than £10bn, new government analysis has shown, as the Prime Minister admitted there was a “shortfall” in plans to fund a new National Care Service. At his flagship Labour conference speech on Tuesday, Andy Burnham announced that he would change the triple lock pension to link it to just inflation or 2.5 per cent, while ensuring it rose in line with workers’ earnings over the long term. The curr
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