Increased taxes, increased borrowing and a large injection into public spending left Reeves with very little room ... Rachel Reeves announced deeper-than-expected cuts to welfare, and swallowed a ...

Rachel Reeves is pushing through deregulation of planning and infrastructure in a bid to unleash business — but her October budget brought the biggest U.K. tax rises since 1993, something industry ...

They're there as the welcome party for Rachel Reeves, the UK chancellor who is ... Next, she's escorted into the "clean room" - a part of the factory where they can avoid her needing to be in ...

Rachel Reeves has cut public spending ... Trump’s tariffs war could wipe out all her room for manoeuvre and crush UK growth for years to come. Reeves was forced to announce a fresh squeeze ...

Donald Trump’s tariffs war could wipe out all her room for manoeuvre and crush UK growth for years to come. Rachel Reeves delivering her Spring Statement in the House of Commons (Photo ...

It would be 'very foolish' for Britain to disengage with China, Rachel Reeves has said as she attempts to draw a line in the sand with the US over their treatment of Beijing. The Chancellor told ...

Rachel Reeves has been slammed by TalkTV presenter ... it's the elephant in the room, isn't it, because the billions and billions of pounds they're creating yet another black hole that we're ...

The UK is ready to walk away empty handed from make-or-break trade talks with the US rather than accept a bad deal, Rachel Reeves has said. In an interview with The Mirror the Chancellor voiced ...

If Rachel Reeves is ever in need of another job, she might want to consider a career as an illusionist. The Chancellor did a pretty good audition during her spring statement, telling MPs that the ...

Rachel Reeves' emergency budget was a humiliation. It confirmed what I'm sure many Daily Mail readers knew already: Labour isn't working. Families are hurting. Growth, unemployment and inflation ...

Rachel Reeves has defended Britain's relationship with China, saying it would be "very foolish" to not have an economic relationshipo with the country. The Chancellor suggested a stronger ...