Cuts
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| First episode date | February 14, 2005 |
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| Final episode date | May 11, 2006 |
| Networks | UPN |
| Predecessor | One on One |
| May 4, 2006 | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2019603 |
About Cuts
Kevin, whose father was the former owner of a hair salon, teams up with Tiffany, the daughter of the current owner, to manage the salon.
Chris Mason: Jeremy Hunt looks likely to cut taxes - the question is where?
... There are enough kites flying about tax that I think we can be reasonably confident there will be some tax Cuts...
PM makes new transport pledges as HS2 scaled back
... But the scheme as a whole has already faced delays, cost increases and Cuts - including the planned eastern leg...
HS2 firm 'cautious' about taking future UK projects
... But the scheme as a whole has already faced delays, soaring costs and Cuts - including the planned eastern leg between Birmingham and Leeds which was axed in 2021...
HS2: Scrapping Manchester link would be very stupid, says ex-rail chief
... But the scheme as a whole has already faced delays, cost increases and Cuts - including the planned eastern leg between Birmingham and Leeds which was axed in late 2021...
HS2: Scrapping leg would be an act of vandalism, says Osborne
... But the scheme as a whole has already faced delays, cost increases and Cuts - including to the planned eastern leg between Birmingham and Leeds...
HS2: 'Crazy' not to review project over soaring costs - Shapps
... But the scheme as a whole has already faced delays, cost increases and Cuts - including to the planned eastern leg between Birmingham and Leeds...
HS2: Johnson warns against 'mutilated' version of HS2
... But the scheme as a whole has already faced delays, cost increases and Cuts - including to the On Thursday, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said it was to be expected that he and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak would have discussions when " major infrastructure projects overrun in their costs" but said no decisions had been made...
Treasury boss Tom Scholar received £335k payout after sacking
... She promised to boost the economy through " bold" tax Cuts - a move that her leadership rival and successor as prime minister, Rishi Sunak, predicted would stoke further inflation...
Treasury boss Tom Scholar received £335k payout after sacking
By Joshua NevettBBC Politics
The top official at The Treasury who was sacked days after Liz Truss became Prime Minister received an exit payout of £335,000.
Sir Tom Scholar was fired after Ms Truss pledged to change " Treasury orthodoxy" during The Tory leadership campaign Last Year .
His dismissal was criticised by former officials, Who Said it was an attack on The impartiality of The Civil Service .
At The Time , The Treasury thanked Sir Tom for his " dedicated service".
The Details of Sir Tom's severance payment for " loss of office" were included in and accounts for 2022-23.
The figures show Sir Tom's total pay for 2022-23 was More Than £550,000, including salary and pension benefits.
Large exit payouts to senior civil servants have proved controversial and Sir Tom's is higher than those handed out to other senior officials in recent years.
For example, The Department For Education handed former permanent secretary Jonathan Slater a £277,780 payout after he left in 2021.
A Treasury spokesperson said Sir Tom's payment was a " contractual amount resulting from The Civil Service Compensation Scheme - The payment is based on length of service and includes pension payments".
Dismissal criticisedThe Treasury says Sir Tom left his role as permanent secretary on 8 September, Two Weeks before The then-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng delivered a financial statement widely known as The mini-budget.
The mini-budget caused turmoil on The financial markets and after a period of political and economic turbulence, Ms Truss resigned as Prime Minister after 45 days in office.
James Bowler , who was appointed as The permanent secretary to The Treasury in October Last Year , told a committee of MPs that Sir Tom's departure " wasn't normal".
Mr Bowler said: " I think The then-chancellor of The exchequer said he didn't want Tom to continue as The permanent secretary, so Tom stood aside and The Process was undertaken to appoint someone in his stead. "
Throughout her campaign to be Tory leader, Ms Truss blamed " Treasury orthodoxy" for slow Economic Growth over recent years.
Ms Truss, a former Treasury minister, accused her old department of promoting an " abacus economics" and insisted there needed to be a greater Focus On stimulating Economic Growth .
She promised to boost The economy through " bold" tax Cuts - a move that her leadership rival and successor as Prime Minister , Rishi Sunak , predicted would stoke further inflation.
Sir Tom had served as The permanent secretary to The Treasury for Six Years before his sacking brought an end to his decades-long career in The Civil Service .
He had advised successive Prime Ministers and chancellors on economic issues, had a key role in dealing with The Fallout of The 2007 banking crisis, and led The Treasury through The Covid-19 pandemic.
In a brief statement following his dismissal, Sir Tom said: " The chancellor decided it was time for new leadership at The Treasury, and so I will be leaving with immediate effect.
" It has been The privilege of my career to lead this great institution since 2016. I Wish The Treasury all The Best for The Times ahead, and I will be cheering on from The sidelines. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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