The bleak forecast from the Resolution Foundation comes as the Chancellor prepares to deliver the Spring Statement on Wednesday. But speaking on Sky News she dismissed the living standards ...

The chancellor says she "rejects" new analysis that suggests the average family could be £1,400 a year worse off by the end of the decade. Rachel Reeves told Sky's Sunday Morning With Trevor ...

The chancellor confirmed today that she wants to reduce government running costs by 15%, and slash 10,000 civil service jobs. It comes ahead of her Spring Statement on Wednesday where she is set ...

The Chancellor will say in Wednesday's Spring Statement that the world has changed as her justification for slashing Whitehall budgets and cutting red tape. It is poised to be the biggest assault ...

Kevin Howell, a longtime higher education leader and NC State alumnus, has been elected as the university's 15th chancellor. He will assume the role on May 5th, succeeding Chancellor Randy Woodson, ...

Touring broadcast studios days before her crucial fiscal package, the Chancellor was forced to deny crushing activity by hiking taxes and talking down the country's prospects. She also rejected ...

Your guide to what the 2024 US election means for Washington and the world Investors are bracing for a busy day on Wednesday in the UK with the release of the Chancellor’s Spring Statement and ...

Ahead of the Chancellor's Spring Statement this Wednesday, the grim prognosis was issued by the Resolution Foundation. However, when appearing on Sky News, she brushed off the forecast regarding ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has defended accepting free tickets to a Sabrina Carpenter concert, adding she will declare them. Speaking on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, Reeves said she ...

Jim O’Neill, a former Treasury minister who quit the Conservatives and later advised Ms Reeves, warned the chancellor had “hemmed herself in” with unsustainable manifesto commitments ahead ...

Starmer, Kendall and Reeves not out of the woods That does not mean that Starmer and Liz Kendall, the Work and Pensions Secretary, or Chancellor Rachel Reeves, are out of the woods yet.