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Author: James Carter
James Carter is a freelance journalist covering UK politics, government policy and economic affairs. He has a particular interest in public finance, cost-of-living pressures and the political impact of economic decision-making. His reporting focuses on clear, factual analysis of Westminster developments and their real-world consequences for households and businesses across Britain. jamescarter@britanniadaily.com
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