George Osborne

Your digest of analysis and commentary from the British and international press

Former chancellor says ex-boss David Cameron and three other previous leaders called for more focus on test-and-trace

Former PM David Cameron reveals his reservations about being a member of controversial club

George Osborne’s think tank was designed to devolve power and boost the North’s economic output

George Osborne and Mark Carney are rivals for plum global job

From bacon butties and bananas to a poorly timed Mexican wave

Former chancellor says Tories made ‘mistakes’ that led to Brexit vote

New figures reveal that people who took advantage of the scheme are paying more for their homes

The former chancellor reportedly said he wants Theresa May ‘chopped up in bags in my freezer’

Will we see En Marche en Grande Bretagne? The Week examines the possibility of a new political movement

Are the global elite gathering to discuss key issues – or plot world domination?

Former chancellor is 'leaving Westminster for now' - just weeks before the Tories go to the polls

Prime Minister says UK already has a 'good system' as she visits Delhi to foster post-Brexit trade links

Chancellor to tell Tory conference 'we must change with the times' in move away from predecessor

Former chancellor fires weapons during holiday excursion to former Viet Cong headquarters near Ho Chi Minh city

Leading think-tank criticises economic policies that will 'lower wages and living standards'

Some believe U-turn is a "missed opportunity", while others say plans would have 'double-taxed' some savers

Chancellor hails £8bn increase in revenues from high earners, sparking speculation of further cuts in Budget

Chancellor hints at further austerity measures during interview at G20 meeting in China

Lower debt servicing costs could offset weaker tax revenues as a result of market turmoil

First account-holders are already cashing in and claiming government bonus of at least £400

Direct deals with retailers helped boost parcel volumes six per cent over the festive period

Consumer spending will help country remain insulated from global trade headwinds, says forecaster

World Bank also sounds alarm over "perfect storm" of worldwide economic problems.

Shadow chancellor has a 'Chairman Mao moment' in his response

Osborne warns of online sabotage – and Cameron announces £2bn for special forces, including SAS

Labour leadership candidates could rebel against amendment that backs some of the Budget measures

Overhaul of the country's planning system could see local communities 'forced to accept developments against their will'

The Chancellor's second budget of the year set out plans for a national living wage - and £12bn of welfare cuts

Chancellor urged to slow down on spending cuts to protect the most vulnerable people in society

Prime Minister's one nation pledge 'could look like the bleakest of ironies' by the end of the parliament

Chancellor offers greater powers to cities that agree to be governed by a directly elected mayor

Should George Osborne really be invoking foreign investment bankers in support of a Tory victory?

Ed Miliband says he would scrap the non-dom status that has become 'a symbol of tax avoidance' in the UK