Chancellor Rachel Reeves has presented her Autumn Budget before the Commons. Her financial statement included sweeping tax increases and benefit reforms, including scrapping the two-child cap on certain benefits. But some experts feel Labour missed a chance to roll out some other key policies related to finances and other matters.

Will Benton, Regional Vice President EMEA at security software provider Trustwave , said there was one glaring omission from the Chancellor's statement. He said: "UK businesses faced a turbulent 2025 Autumn budget. Tax hikes dominated headlines, but there is a far bigger and more immediate economic threat that can never be overlooked: cyber resilience.

"This year alone, major British businesses such as M&S and Jaguar Land Rover have been dragged into th

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