Martin Beckford is a Policy Editor at the Daily Mail. His reporting focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on elections, public policy, and security policy, while also covering personal finance and world affairs. He has been featured in various publications, including Express Digest, This Is Money, and the Daily Mail.
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By: Martin Beckford
John Healey's maiden Budget risks being even worse than the two delivered by Rachel Reeves Kemi Badenoch will warn on Tuesday.
By: Martin Beckford
Martin Beckford This country risks falling behind Europe and China due to a skills crisis in manufacturing and technology, inventor Sir James Dyson has warned.
John Healey's Budget will aim to please Labour backbenchers rather than businesses or the bond markets, Andy Haldane, an ex-adviser to the Prime Minister has said.
By: Martin Beckford
John Healey's Budget will aim to please Labour backbenchers rather than businesses or the bond markets, an ex-adviser to the Prime Minister has said.
By: Martin Beckford
The Tories have warned that Chancellor John Healey may impose a levy on heavier vehicles, possibly adding more than £1,000 to the price of popular models.
Families with large cars could be hit with a new tax at the Budget, it is feared.
The Tory leader admitted her predecessor had been wrong to cut officer numbers during the austerity years.
By: Martin Beckford, Christian Calgie
The Government is urging households to stockpile bottled water, tinned food, cash and loo roll in a campaign to be prepared for a potential major crisis caused by extreme weather or cyber attack.
Mr Healey helped bring down Keir Starmer when he quit in June, accusing the Treasury of being unwilling to find the money needed to keep the UK safe.
By: Martin Beckford, Christian Calgie
Ministers have been accused of lecturing families on what to keep in their cupboards in case of a national emergency.
