It came after Ms Reeves used Labour’s first Budget in 14 years to push a £40bn tax hike and £32bn borrowing spree in what she said was a plan to “fix broken Britain”. She announced a ...

Reeves' budget promised investment for innovation and R&D with a view to "harnessing the full potential of the UK’s science ...

Investors will lose more of their profits from the sale of shares after Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an immediate hike to capital gains tax (CGT) rates. While the increases were not as high ...

FRESH funding will help to deliver 5,000 new affordable and social homes, Rachel Reeves confirmed today ... "This is a further significant step in our plan to get Britain building again, backing ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Britain’s public services are set for a huge near-terms cash boost that will fade towards the end of the ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will break a Budget pledge by increasing taxes on 700,000 freelance workers, an expert has warned. The Labour Party's manifesto for the 2024 election vowed not to raise ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces details of NHS funding plan. The funding is part of the ... Tribute to Puerto Rico Decision 2024: Steve Kornacki breaks down early voting numbers ...

Rachel Reeves' plan to pile billions of pounds more debt on UK taxpayers is the "politics of stupidity" and undermines Britain's ability to withstand future economic shocks, an expert has suggested.

While director Matt Reeves was developing “The Batman,” his epic superhero movie starring Robert Pattinson as the Dark Knight, he ran into a problem — he had too much story. At the time ...

The markets are watching.” Andrew Griffith, the former City minister, compared Ms Reeves’s plan to borrow more to “breaking promises like a runaway horse charging through jumps at the Grand ...

Rachel Reeves will rewrite the government's fiscal rules in next week's budget to allow her to increase borrowing for public investment by around £50bn. Speaking to Sky News in Washington DC ...