Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has outlined a series of measures he believes will boost growth.
- The basic rate of income tax has been cut to 19p in April 2023, and the threshold before stamp duty is paid has been raised to £250,000
- The cap on bankers' bonuses has been lifted, and a planned rise in corporation tax has been scrapped
- Liz Truss's new government had already confirmed it would reverse an increase in National Insurance
- The government argues its policies will help boost economic growth - yesterday the Bank of England said the UK may already be in recession
- But critics argue the measures are costly at a time when public debt is already high and the cost of borrowing is rising
Chancellor cuts income tax and stamp duty in bid to boost growth - BBC News