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

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has set out her plans for the UK economy during her Spring Statement in the House of Commons. It came as the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) - which monitors the ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spring statement to the House of Commons had little detail for those of us wondering about the pressure on our own finances. Economist Paul Johnson, from thinktank the ...

The UK Government’s Spring Statement revealed a Universal Credit benefit will be halved and jobs will be slashed in the civil service, however no further tax hikes have been announced. On Wednesday ...

Statement shouldn’t be a big thing, but it’s increasingly feeling like it could be. Here's what Reeves should do, but won't.

DRINKERS and low earners were among the winners in the Spring Statement today - while first-time buyers and those on benefits were some of the worst hit. In her first Spring Statement as ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a Spring Statement which was very limited, but sets the stage for the Autumn Budget, according to those in the industry. Ahead of the statement today (March 26 ...

The spring statement is not a formal budget - as Labour pledged to only deliver one per year - but rather an update on the economy and any progress since her fiscal statement last October.

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 ...

Rachel Reeves will deliver her long-awaited Spring Statement this week amid growing fears of deep cuts to public services. The Chancellor is set to argue the world has changed since she delivered ...