Rachel Reeves appeared emotional during Prime Ministers Questions on Wednesday (2 July), with Kemi Badenoch saying she looks ...

Within weeks of Labour winning the election last July, Rachel Reeves announced the scrapping of the winter fuel allowance for all but the very poorest pensioners. The saving to the Exchequer wasn ...

C hancellor Rachel Reeves has made a surprise appearance alongside Sir Keir Starmer, one day after she was seen crying at ...

Rachel Reeves has pledged that the government will no longer house migrants in asylum hotels by 2029. Outlining her spending review plans to MPs on Wednesday, Ms Reeves said ministers would end ...

Rachel Reeves is one bomb from meltdown – she’s helpless if it goes off Rachel Reeves's fiscal plan has cracked. Soon it may be blown away altogether.

Rachel Reeves will need to wield the axe and make nearly £5bn worth of cuts to balance the books in the wake of Labour’s spending review, new analysis has revealed.

arlier this year one No 10 aide told me that they missed the old Rachel Reeves. A Chancellor who denounced austerity in opposition had ended up defined by a cut (to winter fuel payments). Her doctrine ...

Rachel Reeves is in a seismic mess of her own making. The Chancellor may have pledged more money for schools, hospitals and the armed forces in her Spending Review – but she also vowed there’d ...

The Chancellor was visibly distressed, wiping tears from her cheeks as Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch tore into the ...

Rachel Reeves sounded like she was fighting for her political life Delivering her spending review, the chancellor even made her theatrical opposite number look convincing – she needs to ...

t’s Spending Review day, when Rachel Reeves gets to set departmental budgets for much of the rest of the parliament. The Chancellor’s balancing act – ensuring public services have the day-to-day funds ...

Labour’s Spending Review gave plenty to chew on and to celebrate with a record £29 billion NHS funding boost. But is it a case of ‘spend now, tax later’?