2024-10-31 19:02:03| BBC News | Business | World Edition

Analysts say the rise in borrowing costs is a sign the markets aren't happy about the increase in government spending.

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Among the policies announced by the chancellor, some will have a direct impact on younger people.

A planned move to a system where claims are based on household income, rather than an individual's, will not go ahead.

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