Rachel Reeves: turning a weak economy into a strong hand
Chancellor Rachel Reeves was this week hit by a growing Labour party backlash over her plans to cut state spending and news that the economy shrank in January. After seven months in the job, a YouGov poll found just one in nine voters think she is doing a good job.
Rachel Reeves has insisted on the need to "get a grip" on the welfare bill, saying the system is not working for the taxpayer ...
The GDP figures for January won’t have made happy reading for Rachel Reeves this morning, with GDP down 0.1 per cent on the ...
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Rachel Reeves accepted free tickets to Sabrina Carpenter – as benefits cuts loomReeves attendance at the gig in a corporate box threatens to reignite the row over whether ministers should receive free ...
Rachel Reeves ’ Autumn Budget triggered a rush to pull cash out of pension funds which has led to six-week delays for savers ...
Rachel Reeves accepted free tickets to watch a Sabrina Carpenter concert, reigniting the row over “freebies” for Labour ...
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Rachel Reeves was tight-lipped about her government’s welfare plans during a visit to Scotland, but there is little doubt ...
The labour market is beginning to "crack under the weight of higher costs and increased regulation", warned Mr Jessop.
Britain's economy unexpectedly contracted in January, extending a run of stop-start data that has dogged finance minister ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has criticised the SNP’s opposition to Trident, insisting the nuclear deterrent is more important ...
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