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A background quality report explains strengths and limitations of HMRC’s published corporation tax liabilities and receipts statistics to help users interpret data sources, coverage, methodology and known weaknesses.
Critique opposes Andy Burnham's proposed 'Your First Home' 20% equity‑loan scheme for new‑build first‑time buyers with a 2.5% minimum deposit, warning of moral hazard and risks reminiscent of past US mortgage failures.
Argues that spending cuts are inevitable and signals the state pension triple lock as an obvious but politically sensitive target for savings, urging parties to confront difficult choices on public spending.
Weekly Bank of England release detailing the central bank’s latest assets and liabilities positions; published every Thursday to provide up-to-date balance-sheet and related financial data.
A Bank of England market notice on foreign currency reserves dated 21 September 2026 has been issued with explicit distribution restrictions for certain jurisdictions, indicating a technical announcement about reserves operations or offers.
Market notice dated 22 September 2026 from the Bank of England concerning its foreign currency reserves; the announcement carries a legal restriction forbidding distribution into jurisdictions including the US, Canada, Australia and Japan.
Overview of Northern Ireland Civil Service pay statistics for the year ending March 2026, setting out pay levels and trends across the devolved civil service.
A Westminster Hall debate on compensation for Equitable Life policyholders is scheduled for 22 October 2026, providing MPs a forum to discuss ongoing compensation issues and the handling of legacy claims relating to Equitable Life.
Commentary piece by Melissa Ittoo titled 'The 72 million pound questions', referencing Lib Dem peer Tim L; the publisher blurb gives no substantive detail on the £72m issue the article examines.
Communiqué summarising the 17 September 2026 meeting of the Finance: Interministerial Standing Committee. It records ministerial discussion of cross‑government finance issues and coordination between departments (formal minutes or detailed policy changes are not included in the blurb).