Chancellor Rachel Reeves has presented her first highly-anticipated Spring Statement to parliament. After a controversial first Autumn budget was revealed in October 2024, Ms Reeves returned to reveal ...

Good afternoon and welcome to our live blog. Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her Spring Statement to Parliament this Wednesday, 26 March. Reeves has said it will not be a “tax and spend ...

Chancellor forced to announce further £500 million cuts to benefits and welfare after OBR rejected Treasury estimates of savings and halved growth forecast ...

Britain is threatened with further tax rises within months, the Office for Budget Responsibility warned after Rachel Reeves left the economy on a knife edge. The Chancellor is already forecast to ...

THE Chancellor unveiled her Spring Statement today – but what does it mean for you? Rachel Reeves focused her speech on reducing public spending rather than increasing taxes, as she seeks to ...

Rachel Reeves left No11 for the Commons today as she prepares to deliver her crucial Spring Statement. The Chancellor gave a brief smile for the cameras as she headed for Parliament, where she ...

Rachel Reeves has used her Spring Statement to unveil swathes of public spending cuts - including benefits being slashed even further for some of Britain's most vulnerable. The Chancellor ...

Rachel Reeves was today accused of 'tanking the economy' as she laid out a fresh wave of spending cuts to offset stalling growth and balance the government's books. The Chancellor stressed global ...

Rachel Reeves will deliver her long-awaited Spring Statement on Wednesday, with tens of thousands of public service jobs expected to be slashed. The Chancellor will unleash £2billion of spending ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has presented her first highly-anticipated Spring Statement to parliament. After a controversial first Autumn budget was revealed in October 2024, Ms Reeves returned to reveal ...

The opinions in Politics.co.uk's Comment section are those of the author. Labour’s vow to set out only one major “fiscal event” a year, detailed in its election manifesto, was designed to serve as a ...