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UK names Sam Beckett as new Chief Economic Adviser to Treasury

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has appointed Sam Beckett as the new Chief Economic Adviser to the Treasury, the government's finance ministry said on Wednesday. | 05:55am

United kingdomCity ofJeremy huntWilliam jamesSam beckettUnited kingdom statistics authorityOffice for national statisticsChief economic adviserNational statisticsUnited kingdom statistics

New Chief Economic Adviser To The UK Treasury Appointed

<p><span>The Cabinet Secretary, with the approval of the Prime Minister and the Chancellor, has announced the appointment of Sam Beckett as the new Chief Economic Adviser to the Treasury. She replaces Clare Lombardelli, who was recently appointed as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Chief Economist.</span></p>

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Statistics Watchdog Slam Rachel Reeves for Misleading GDP Growth Graph

Statistics Watchdog Slam Rachel Reeves for Misleading GDP Growth Graph
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Sadiq Khan has overreached himself

A new zone means anyone driving a non-compliant vehicle within it will have to pay a daily charge of £12.50. It must be stopped

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How to Reverse the Decline in the Poverty Focus of UK Aid

It is well understood that the same amount of aid makes a bigger difference to peoples’ lives when their incomes are lower. And Development Minister Andrew Mitchell has rightly emphasised a “focus on the poorest and most vulnerable” in the UK’s development activities. With significant cuts to the UK’s aid budget since 2020, we might have expected remaining resources to become more focussed on the poorest. However, the latest official data for 2021 shows that the trend of moving resources away from the poorest countries with average recipient incomes having risen over the last decade has actually accelerated. In this note, we show that this trend is not being only driven by the predisposition of recent governments to allow other departments to spend huge portions of the aid budget, but by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and its predecessor themselves becoming significantly less pro-poor in aid allocation.

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