Eleanor Langford is a Political Reporter at The i Paper. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, energy policy and regulation, and economic policy, with a particular focus on climate change and the environment. Eleanor's work has been featured in MSN, NewsNow.co.uk, and The i Paper.
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Eleanor Langford's coverage is heavily focused on UK politics, particularly the Conservative Party and Rishi Sunak. She tends to cover government announcements and legal policy regulation extensively.
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By: Eleanor Langford
The Liberal Democrats want an immediate 10p fuel duty cut until Christmas
By: Eleanor Langford
The Prime Minister is reviewing the Chagos Islands deal after Donald Trump called it 'terrible'
The Chancellor has said his priority is 'balancing the books' - but could that mean tax rises?
Burnham has announced a new 'Great British Grid' body to 'drive down costs' for billpayers
By: Eleanor Langford
Controversial plans to end jury trials for certain crimes have been scrapped by the Government
Mansion tax, capital gains and housing benefit are all in play as John Healey prepares his first big set-piece
Andrew Griffith, the shadow Chancellor, said he wanted to deliver a 'tax-cutting Budget' if the Tories win power again
By: Eleanor Langford
Help with energy bills is expected to be aimed at poorer households, while drivers could be spared a fuel duty rise in the new year
A couple over the age of 25 will see their payments rise by just under £30 a month
By: Eleanor Langford
Chancellor John Healey will announce his Budget on Wednesday as he attempts to balance the books without a raft of tax rises
