Last week, Reeves announced £15.6bn of funding for regional transport, and the Government has confirmed a partial U-turn on the decision to remove winter fuel payments from all but the poorest ...

The value of the pound slipped further despite Sir Keir Starmer’s assurances that Rachel Reeves will remain as Chancellor ...

On Wednesday, Rachel Reeves will unveil the Labour government's priorities for the next three years. But it's unclear whether it will provide all that much of an answer about what it's really about.

SNP say Scotland has been "short changed" but the chancellor claims it is the largest settlement since devolution.

Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves leaves 11 Downing Street to announce the government's Spending Review in Parliament, in London, Wednesday, June 11, 2025.

Ms Reeves set out plans to almost double annual investment in affordable homes to £4 billion by 2029-30, compared to £2.3bn between 2021 and 2026. The money will go to local authorities, private ...

Rachel Reeves has unveiled her spending strategy for the upcoming years, promising significant funding boosts for the NHS, defence, and education. She emphasised that while the Government is committed ...

Rachel Reeves had promised to close the "carried interest loophole" by private equity execs. But so far the sector has avoided such a fate.

A response to the government's announcement that it will commit to spending 5% of national income on national security in ...

Ms Reeves set out plans to almost double annual investment in affordable homes to £4 billion by 2029-30, compared to £2.3bn between 2021 and 2026. The money will go to local authorities, private ...

Rachel Reeves has delivered her first spending review as chancellor after months of bitter negotiations with her cabinet colleagues. She has unveiled what amount to cuts for some departments, fuelling ...

In response, government sources did not deny they could extend a freeze on thresholds, saying only that future tax and spend decisions are taken at the Budget.