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

Rachel Reeves will be able to recall the precise ... Tax receipts that meant she wouldn’t have to tell grim-faced Labour MPs that her cuts would force 250,000 people, including 50,000 children ...

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 ...

The OBR say today that people will be, on average, over £500 a year better off under this Labour government,” Chancellor Rachel Reeves asserted at the dispatch box during her Spring Statement this ...

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Was Chancellor Rachel Reeves's Spring Statement a stroke of genius - getting the bad stuff over long before the expected 2029 election - or a gift to Reform UK? Liable to enrage the Labour Left ...

Furious Labour MPs have demanded Rachel Reeves U-turns on her welfare reforms amid threats of a Commons rebellion. The Chancellor has faced pleas from Labour’s MPs to reverse cuts to health and ...

RACHEL Reeves faces a Labour revolt as it emerged her benefits blitz will plunge 250,000, including 50,000 children, into poverty. The effect of the Chancellor’s purge has stirred up dozens of ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves's pledge that Britons will be £500 better off under the Labour Government is "poppycock", Shadow ...

Rachel Reeves’ economic plan is a masterclass in ... But no amount of excuses can hide the truth : Labour’s economic management is a catastrophe for Britain. Since taking office, Reeves ...

Labour’s policies have driven up costs, crushed growth, and left British citizens struggling to afford homes of their own. Instead of delivering real solutions, Reeves offers only deflection and ...

Rachel Reeves' Treasury deputy has made a grovelling apology after comparing Labour's benefit cuts to reducing a child's pocket money. Darren Jones admitted last night that he had been 'tactless ...