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Overall revenue below OBR forecast while borrowing comes in less than predicted
Inverted curve illustrates pension and insurer demand for long-term paper
Raising health spending by 3-4 per cent could add up to £6bn a year
A trust fund aimed at clearing UK debt highlights the merits of playing the long game
Court will be asked to allow use of £400m nest egg that began as £500,000 gift
ONS figures for April show £1.6bn annual drop as March also revised lower
Court will be asked to allow nation to use £400m nest egg that began as £500,000 anonymous gift
Former chancellor says data show his predictions are starting to come true
Government’s headline level of borrowing falls to better than expected £42.6bn
£3bn rise in debt raising takes total bond sales this year to £106bn
Treasury minister rules out relaxation of government’s purse strings
ONS figures highlight progress with government’s efforts to balance the books
The chancellor cedes central lever of government power to unelected officials
Despite Hammond’s upbeat mood, Spring Statement forecasts based on further spending cuts
Hammond should declare victory and leave the deficit where it is
UK chancellor channels his inner Tigger but counsels caution in Spring Statement
UK fiscal watchdog has not cut borrowing as much as economists expected
UK economy forecast to grow faster than expected but debt reduction remains the focus
UK faces decades of post-Brexit bills as pensions liabilities fall due until 2064
The chancellor’s minimalist Spring Statement ignored long-term perils
Good times are not here again, despite political pressure to loosen the pursestrings
The chancellor said his Spring Statement would be dull — and it was
