The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has told Rachel Reeves she must “step back” and stop “disincentivise” growth, as the prime minister defends the chancellor’s tax hikes in her Budget. The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rachel Reeves denied misleading the public over the budget. (PA) Sir Keir Starmer has defended Rachel Reeves from accusations she ...

Rachel Reeves has unveiled £26bn in tax rises in her autumn budget, which featured measures including a freeze on income tax thresholds and the scrapping of the two-child benefit cap. Clear winners in ...

The chancellor says in her Spring Statement that unemployment will peak later this year and then fall every year of the forecast period until 2030.

The pressure on Rachel Reeves that has been “building all year” culminated yesterday in her much-anticipated autumn Budget, said Ailbhe Rea in The New Statesman. The chancellor stepped up to the ...

The UK film and TV industry will be sighing with disappointment following a highly-anticipated budget that delivered nothing in terms of tax credit demands. Various bodies, unions and major figures ...

U.K. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves' Budget included a little-noticed but important measure. It concerns changes to the regime governing the investment vehicles that have channelled billions of pounds ...

Footage shows a farmer being arrested during a protest near Trafalgar Square, coinciding with Rachel Reeves' budget speech.

Rachel Reeves has picked a former Bank of England rate-setter to run Britain’s budget watchdog after the post was left vacant ...

After months of speculation, Rachel Reeves has finally delivered her long-awaited Budget but not before she was upstaged by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) releasing their growth forecast ...

BEFORE the budget on November 26th Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, said that she would not “spend her time gazing into the rear-view mirror” because “to blame the hand you’re dealt is a dereliction of ...

In walking the political tightrope of her own budget this week, Rachel Reeves had to broadly satisfy three critical audiences. There were her own MPs in the parliamentary Labour party, business and ...