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The appalling sum, the equivalent of more than Ł300,000 a minute, will fuel public expectations of punishing rises in VAT and other taxes after the General Election. It takes the total borrowed by the Treasury in the current financial year to a record-b Full Article at Daily Express
Which will audiences enjoy more, George Bush or an impression of Ed Miliband? “Professionally speaking, I want characters to win the election, but sadly we are probably going to lose a generation of people like David Blunkett and John Prescott. “I have... Full Article at Birmingham Post
They don’t seem too shy… Labour being a bit shy over condemning Unite strike. Are they too busy counting the £11m Unite gave to them over the last three years? Difficult call for both parties, Walsh is not someone the Tories want to be close to. Betting Full Article at Political Betting
Although shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, Philip Hammond – who also addressed delegates in Llandudno this weekend – is drawing up plans for spending reduction if the Tories win power, no specific talks have yet taken place on whether the... Full Article at Wales Online
David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: 'The worse-than-expected January figures further emphasise the dangers facing Britain's international credit rating.' 'Dangers': Tory Treasury spokesman Philip Hammond described... Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
Tory Treasury spokesman Philip Hammond said: 'Gordon Brown said that his bank bonus regulation would be the toughest in the world, but instead we're seeing the return of massive bonuses when businesses still can't get access to credit.' Barclays said... Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
Road in Safety (Crisis), is angry a meeting between Cleves School, in Oatlands Avenue, and Surrey County Council bosses has not been organised almost one year after the campaign was started. A meeting scheduled for January had to be postponed due to the... Full Article at Surrey Herald
“This makes it even more important that the government now do what the Institute for Fiscal Studies and almost every independent body say they have so far failed to do: set out a credible plan to deal with our record budget deficit,” said Philip... Full Article at ConservativeHome
Tories were accused last night of planning to slash public spending in Scotland if they win the forthcoming general election. The SNP made the claim as Labour and the Conservatives were at each other’s throats over the economy. Tory shadow chief... Full Article at Press and Journal
Hammond, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, has only given specific spending cuts of £1.5bn. Photograph: Martin Argles The Tories yesterday continued to soften their plans to tear up Labour spending proposals in 2010-11, as they admitted they had... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
Hammond, Shadow chief secretary to the treasury, was interviewed on Tuesday's The World Tonight. What did he propose for getting the economy growing again? He said (from around 12:45) that first we must cut the deficit, second, increase credit flow and... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
The Tories said the soaring inflation rate raised fresh questions about the Government’s colossal debt crisis. Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Philip Hammond said: “These inflation figures emphasise the difficulty of the task facing the Bank of... Full Article at ConservativeHome
The marriage tax allowance — one of the first promises made by the Conservative leader, and which was reaffirmed before Christmas — is now likely only to apply to married couples with children. Philip Hammond, the Shadow Chief Secretary to the... Full Article at Times Online
I am writing to say that my colleagues, George Osborne, Francis Maude, Philip Hammond, Nick Hurd and I would very much welcome a high-level summit on these issues – which we regard as central to the delivery of more for less in public services and,... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
But now that the date for the presentation of the report RTÉ commissioned from composer and arts advisor Philip Hammond draws near, music-lovers all over the country and abroad are expressing disbelief that a national broadcaster could willingly... Full Article at Irish Times
Cameron on the party's tax proposals The Conservatives say they remain committed to supporting marriage through the tax system, amid Labour claims that the plans are in disarray. But the shadow chief secretary to the treasury, Philip Hammond, said the... Full Article at BBC News
Philip Hammond, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, said: "After over a decade in power, Labour's economic legacy is record low growth and a poorly-performing stock market." Full Article at ConservativeHome
Philip Hammond (born 4 December 1955) is a British politician. He is the Conservative Member of Parliament for Runnymede and Weybridge and the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury. Full Article
LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 01: Politicians and financiers (L-R) Vicky Ford MEP, Philip Hammond MP, Xavier Rolet, Lord Myners, Paul Killik, Andrew Umbers, Andrea Sozzi Sabatini pose for photographs in front of giant letter blocks spelling the word 'Bonds' outside the London Stock...
View Photo »Shadow chief sectretary to the treasury Philip Hammond speaks during the second day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England, on October 6, 2009.
View Photo »Shadow chief sectretary to the treasury Philip Hammond speaks during the second day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England, on October 6, 2009.
View Photo »These strikes will cause misery for millions of travellers but the Government is looking the other way. Maybe it’s because Gordon Brown’s spin doctor is channelling millions from the striking union into Labour’s election coffers. Once again, the Prime Minister is putting his own narrow political interes...
These strikes will cause misery for millions of travellers but the Government is looking the other way. Maybe it’s because Gordon Brown’s spin doctor is channelling millions from the striking union into Labour’s election coffers. Once again, the Prime Minister is putting his own narrow political interes...
Amidst all the talk of marginal seats and hung Parliaments, it’s easy to forget that there’s another, different kind of opinion on Gordon Brown’s economic management being tested right now. The world’s financial community is scared stiff at the prospect of another five years of Gordon Brown.
We can't go on like this. The prime minister must now heed the advice of leading economists and business leaders and set out a credible plan to get the deficit under control, starting this year to put Britain back on her feet. The longer he delays, the more the recovery and our credit rating will be put...
These appalling figures...illustrate the scale of Labour's debt crisis
I have visited Cleves School and I understand the issues that are being raised in relation to the crossing arrangement. Unfortunately, because we need any meeting to be during the morning of a normal working school day, it has been difficult to coordinate diaries.
For those with the most modest savings, Labour's plans could leave them with nothing.
Nobody is suggesting that we are going to follow Greece.
Those [investors] who feel safer and more comfortable investing directly in a company in which they have confidence, with a business they know and whore brand they trust, will now be able to do so in a retail scale
Studies prove beyond doubt that children do better when their parents are together, and parents of young children are nearly four times more likely to stay together if they are married
Middle Britain won't forget that it was Gordon Brown who destroyed their pensions, increased their taxes and crippled social mobility. The idea that a man who has spent his whole career at war with the middle classes can be their champion is laughable.
One minute Gordon Brown’s a class warrior, the next he is a friend of middle Britain
This is more evidence that Gordon Brown's deficit reduction plan entirely lacks credibility. The Government urgently needs to listen to these warnings.
Gordon Brown's claim to be leading the world out of recession rings hollow as the evidence mounts that his policies have failed. We need a change of direction to deal with mounting debts, and provide the confidence that the British economy is lacking.
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