Steve Witherden says the Spring Statement "strips benefits from our most vulnerable".

After Wednesday’s spring statement posed more questions than it answered, Sean O’Grady looks for answers to some of the most ...

The OBR say today that people will be, on average, over £500 a year better off under this Labour government,” Chancellor Rachel Reeves asserted at the dispatch box during her Spring Statement this ...

Reeves refuses to rule out more cuts amid growing Labour backlash - Chancellor faces speculation she will be forced to find ...

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves will present her first highly anticipated spring statement to parliament on Wednesday. After a ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is presenting her first highly anticipated Spring Statement to parliament. After a controversial ...

Perhaps the most striking claim thrown out by the Chancellor over the course of an otherwise unremarkable Spring Statement was that families would be £500 richer under her watch.

Labour MPs urge Rachel Reeves to rethink cuts to health and disability benefits - Debbie Abrahams, who chairs the Work and ...

Was Chancellor Rachel Reeves's Spring Statement a stroke of genius - getting the bad stuff over long before the expected 2029 ...