Brown’s 10p income tax ‘con’ leaves party divided (The Herald)

Story date: 2008-04-06 02:00:06
Added on: 2008-04-06 16:08:11

For a split second yesterday, John Hutton's eyes bulged noticeably as the stark reality of "hammering" five million low-paid workers appeared to hit home.


Read more...

Related Stories:

• Australian Newspapers Split in Backing Howard, Rudd (Update1)

  Bloomberg - Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's biggest-selling newspapers are split on whether Prime Minister John Howard should be ... The central...
  2007-11-22 03:40:00

• Britain close to recession, says John Major (The Herald)

  Sir John Major yesterday insisted that Britain was edging closer to a recession, claiming that for most consumers inflation was not the...
  2008-07-13 02:24:50

• Bank of England split over interest rates - Times Online

  A surprise three-way split in the Bank of England’s rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee this month, with one member backing an immediate rise...
  2008-07-23 11:43:00

• Split forms on how to tighten regulation of Wall Street (International Herald Tribune)

  As the U.S. Congress and the Bush administration struggle to contain the housing and credit crises - and prevent more Wall...
  2008-03-23 01:47:51

• John Key looks at ways to help small businesses cope (The New Zealand Herald)

  Prime Minister John Key says the Government is working on a plan to help small and medium businesses cope with the recession....
  2008-12-01 09:18:45

• Gordon Brown's economy boost will break fiscal rules (Times Online)

  Gordon Brown's planned economic package next month will push public finances dangerously into the red and make it harder for the Bank...
  2008-08-23 01:20:27

• Gordon Brown's economic crisis has only just begun (Socialist Worker)

  Gordon Brown's biggest problem lies with the state of the economy. As Andrew Rawnsley put it in last Sunday's Observer, "The economy...
  2008-04-29 10:08:23

• Fears grow over Brown's 'back of the envelope' mortgage bailout as Beckett suggests only 9,000 will benefit (Daily Mail)

  Fears were growing tonight that Gordon Brown's £1billion mortgage lifeline will fail to reach tens of thousands of homeowners...
  2008-12-04 01:02:56