UK taxpayers are forking out an estimated £40m a DAY to overseas investors in order to pay off Britain’s debt interest.

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Britain will be forced to pour extra billions into propping up the Greek economy ‘by the back door’ through a massively increased contribution to the International Monetary Fund, senior Tories warned yesterday.

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Today’s changes to tax, national insurance and benefits will leave many worse-off, including single parent families, and reduce the incentive to work. Find out why and how the average person will be £200 worse off.

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Middle income families will be more than £4,000 worse off this year as a result of spending cuts and the struggling economy.

A study has found that households on middle-range salaries will be much worse affected by rises in living costs than the rich or poor over the next decade.

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More than 1,100 businesses collapsed every working day last year, official figures revealed yesterday.

The record number of ‘business deaths’ shows how severe the recession proved to be, with 279,000 firms going under in 2009.

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