The Chancellor said: "The increased global uncertainty has had two consequences. First, on our public finances. And second, on the economy." Concluding her remarks, Rachel Reeves said ...

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There’s something of a battle tank about Rachel Reeves ... clear just how vulnerable the chancellor’s numbers are to economic shocks. One passage in Reeves’ speech hinted at the ...

Labour made much of Rachel Reeves being the first woman Chancellor last year, but voters don’t care about that. They just want someone who understands how the real world works, how business ...

Rachel Reeves has announced cuts to welfare spending and a squeeze on Whitehall budgets in her spring statement in a bid to get a grip on the country's finances. The Chancellor sought to blame ...

Rachel Reeves has “reneged” on her promises to the British people, Mel Stride said, as he accused the Chancellor of blaming anybody but herself for the UK’s economic state. Responding to the ...

Rachel Reeves made history in October when she became the first female Chancellor in history to make a Budget statement. The Treasury chief will follow this up on Wednesday by making her debut ...

The hole in Rachel Reeves’s ... times that it can announce that Reeves is missing her fiscal rules. It is no longer unthinkable that she could cease to be chancellor by the time of the next ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out "tax and spend" policies, signalling that she will neither raise taxes nor government budgets in her critical Spring Statement next week. Speaking in a BBC ...

Rachel Reeves’s Spring Statement in the Commons revealed no big changes to her management of the economy - Andy Rain/EPA-EFE / Shutterstock Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, was in self ...