Claims extracted
18
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
68/100
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Politics
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Britain is on the brink of collapsing under the cost of benefit handouts.
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Britain → collapse → handouts
Kemi Badenoch warned today after Labour left them untouched in the Budget.
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Labour → warn → Budget
The Conservative leader hit out at Chancellor John Healey after he unveiled a raft of tax rises and spending plans in his autumn fiscal showpiece in the Commons.
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he → hit → Commons
Mr Healey said the UK was being battered by a global economic storm, with the Budget watchdog slashing its forecast for gross domestic product growth next year.
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watchdog → say → growth
The public finances have also taken a battering, with the cost of borrowing soaring and the UK spending £14billion more on debt interest this year.
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UK → take → interest
Mr Healey hiked taxes on banks and gambling firms to provide “breathing space” he promised for households and high street businesses.
But at the same time he has set aside £5.5billion to uprate benefits paid to 10million people by 3.5 per cent, in line with inflation.
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he → hike → inflation
The Conservative leader hit out at Chancellor John Healey after he unveiled a raft of tax rises and spending plans in his autumn fiscal showpiece in the Commons
Mr Healey said the UK was being battered by a global economic storm, with the Budget watchdog slashing its forecast for gross domestic product growth next year
He said two long-awaited welfare reviews will report next month, after reforms were kicked off until later in the Parliament.
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reforms → hit → Parliament
The bill will be brought down in a 'Labour way,' he said, after Mr Burnham dismissed 'crude cuts'.
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Burnham → bring → cuts
Responding to his Budget in the Commons, Mrs Badenoch said: 'Britain is about to collapse under the weight of welfare.
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Britain → respond → welfare
We have to start showing people some tough love.
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We → have → love
He talks about giving people breathing space but they are the ones chocking the economy.'
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they → talk → economy
The energy bills support package will cost £2.6billion, with around 20 million households in council tax bands A to D receiving £100 from the Government this winter to help with the bills.
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households → cost → bills
Mr Healey said he was “looking to our banks to help fund breathing space for British families”, with the bank tax hiked by an extra 3 per cent for 15 months from January.
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he → say → January
Mr Healey also announced an increase in gambling taxes to pay for business rates relief for high street firms.
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Healey → announce → firms
He said it would mean that 70,000 businesses would be taken out of paying rates altogether “meaning half of our shops, restaurants and gyms will now pay no business rates at all”.
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half → say → rates
Despite the economic difficulties, the Office for Budget Responsibility increased its forecast for economic growth in 2026 from 1.1 per cent in March this year to 1.2 per cent.
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Office → increase → cent
But the forecast for gross domestic product (GDP) growth was slashed from 1.6 per cent to just 1.0 per cent in 2027.
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forecast → slash → 2027
The forecast is then unchanged at 1.6 per cent in 2028 before rising to 1.8 per cent in 2029, then 1.7 per cent in 2030 against forecasts of 1.5 per cent in each of those years, then 1.6 per cent in 2031.
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forecast → rise → 2031
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