Economy

Healey unveils a £100 energy bill and bank tax in the first Budget.

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The UK Chancellor announced a new Budget on October 28, 2026, introducing a £100 energy bill and a £100 bank tax to address global economic instability. Opposition parties criticized the move as insufficient, though the specific impact on the economy remains unmeasured.

Key points

• The Chancellor introduced a £100 energy bill and a £100 bank tax on October 28, 2026, to address global economic instability.
• Opposition parties criticized the move as insufficient, though the specific impact on the economy remains unmeasured.

Context

The UK Chancellor announced a new Budget on October 28, 2026, introducing a £100 energy bill and a £100 bank tax to address global economic instability. Opposition parties criticized the move as insufficient, though the specific impact on the economy remains unmeasured.

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