Ed Balls
![]() Spending review: Osborne wields the axe at welfare spendingWelfare was the main target for the cuts as George Osborne presented a further £11.5 billion of savings for 2015-16, as well as public sector employees and government efficiencies. |
![]() Government announce next spending review will be June 26thThe coalition has announced that the next spending review will be on June 26th 2013 and it is likely that further spending cuts and tax changes will be announced. |
![]() Ed Balls calls for 3p a litre fuel duty rise to be postponedShadow Chancellor, Ed Balls has called for the Chancellor, George Osborne, to postpone the planned 3p a litre fuel duty rise planned for January again. |
![]() Vince Cable rejects Ed Balls offer of Lib/Lab economic pactThe shadow chancellor, Ed Balls request to work with "sensible" people in government on a new economic plan to take the UK out of recession has been rejected by Vince Cable. |
![]() Ed Balls calls for "root and branch" banking reformsThe shadow chancellor, Ed Balls has called for a "root and branch" investigation into the banking sector and says two new challengers need to be introduced to the sector to increase competition. |
Osborne says euro debt crisis is killing off UK recoveryThe Chancellor, George Osborne said in an article today that the euro debt crisis is impacting the UK's ability to emerge from the doldrums but Ed Balls says he is making excuses. |
![]() Hague warns on Greek euro exit as second bailout finalisedSpeaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr show, the Foreign Secretary, William Hague has warned Greece on the perils of leaving the euro that was "built without exits". |
![]() Miliband: Labour will regain lost trust on the economyThe Labour leader, Ed Miliband, has attacked "asset strippers" and those with "vested interests" but admits Labour has to regain the trust of people on the economy. |
![]() Ed Balls: Windfall from bailed-out banks to repay national debtShadow chancellor Ed Balls is to outline his plan for economic growth in a speech at the Labour party conference in Liverpool today. |
![]() Ed Balls calls for VAT cutA VAT cut like the one in 2008 would help improve consumer confidence and lower inflation, says the shadow chancellor. |