By NEIL MILLARD MORE than 2400 public sector staff are dodging millions of pounds of tax using payroll loopholes allowed by the Government , the Treasury admitted today. Civil servants are channelling their pay through private companies allowing them to ...

"I will be the first person to say we need to do better," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Tuesday, while releasing his troubled government's report card on three years in office during its second consecutive stint. "But let no one doubt that we ...

The managing director of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, came to the Treasury to deliver the sobering news: that the Government should consider slowing spending cuts if recovery stalls. She also called on the Bank of England to do more to support the ...

In its annual report on the state of the UK economy, the IMF said the Government should prepare an economic Plan B, featuring temporary tax cuts and increased infrastructure spending to support the UK economy should the Eurozone collapse or recovery ...

The government is to be forced to answer questions in the House of Commons on the controversial report by a Tory donor that called for companies to be given the right to sack workers at will. Mark Prisk, the business minister, will appear in the ...