Martin Ivens is the editor of the Times Literary Supplement. Previously, he was editor of the Sunday Times of London and its ...

Labour’s single term in power from 1945-1950, however, saw the momentous creation of the UK’s welfare state ... The much-criticized chancellor of the exchequer/finance minister, Rachel ...

It is fair to say that, dire economic inheritance or not, when the chancellor of the Exchequer ... Labour’s unpopularity, its poll rating has slumped to a single point ahead of Reform UK.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves poses ... Shadow chancellor Mel Stride said Labour had been forced to admit its plans made the UK less attractive. “Labour’s Budget is falling apart ...

Critics have warned that the scrapping of non-dom status, due in April 2025, will be another threat to growth and now the chancellor may ... wealth into the UK. Labour’s October 2024 Budget ...

including those that run through UK politics. Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, did the rounds of the Sunday politics shows to relaunch the Labour ship and her own reputation ...

UK employment plunged in the weeks after the Labour government increased payroll taxes in its first budget, reinforcing the case for the Bank of England (BOE) to continue cutting interest rates.

According to the gov.uk website, the office is a “time-limited unit” within the Treasury that “provides advice to the Chancellor of the Exchequer ... announced by Labour in 2021, before ...

Trump has repeatedly vowed to impose tariffs of as much as 20 per cent on imports to the US, with even higher rates levied on Chinese goods – a potential move that UK Business and Trade ...

Labour are getting rid of the non-dom regime from April, which Chancellor Rachel Reeves said would raise nearly £13 billion over five years. Over 70,000 people with non-dom status lived in the UK in ...

“The government has prepared for all scenarios,” Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones — Chancellor ... UK Party for the lead in the polls after a rocky return to power. First, the new ...