'Jobs to go' due to oil tax hike
Tens of thousands of jobs in the UK will go as a result of a windfall tax on North Sea oil producers announced in the Budget, the industry warns.
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Inflation to 'make cuts bigger'
Rising inflation means cuts to public service spending are bigger than they would otherwise have been, says the IFS think tank.
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