Will the Budget revive the Tories’ poll ratings?
Despite some attention-grabbing measures, the average Brit is unlikely to feel materially better.
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Despite some attention-grabbing measures, the average Brit is unlikely to feel materially better.
ByThe public increasingly thinks the economy is about prices in shops and interest rates, rather than “balancing the books”.
ByExplaining how the party will find the money for an alternative policy programme has got even harder.
ByPublic opinion has shifted against spending cuts in the 12 years since David Cameron and George Osborne imposed them.
ByThe party that wins on the economy usually wins the country. That's what makes this tracker so useful.
ByPolling for the New Statesman reveals that support for local housebuilding is increasing.
ByLevels of fuel poverty are now estimated to have doubled in some parts of England.
ByRishi Sunak’s Spring Statement had much to say about fuel prices but very little about house prices. For the last…
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