Rachel Reeves said she was having a “tough day” when she cried during Prime Minister’s Questions. Addressing the incident for the first time in public, the Chancellor said: “Clearly I was ...

Speaking to Times Radio as Ms Reeves put on a brave face, Mr Johnson said: “I think we're now all waiting really for the Budget and that's going to be really, really tough and very dependent on ...

Rachel Reeves is on course to break her election promise not to put up taxes including income tax, National Insurance and VAT, Institute of Fiscal Studies director Paul Johnson said.

As a born-again fiscal hawk, Ms Reeves has been battling for weeks to keep the Government’s welfare plans together, while Labour rebels and Downing Street have torn them apart.

Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves hugged each other as they launched their new plan for the NHS and put behind them a troubled week which saw markets panic over the chancellor’s future.

Rachel Reeves insists she is “totally” up to the job of UK chancellor a day after she was seen crying in parliament and rumours about her future triggered a major sell-off in government bonds.

You’re lucky to have me today. I had planned to take my new, taxpayer-subsidised Audi A8 long wheelbase job out for a spin, maybe down to Shoeburyness for a Rossi’s ice cream and a pint of ...

The pollster noted how the political fortunes of Sir Keir and Ms Reeves' were 'very bound together'. 'They came in with lukewarm approval ratings, they've declined since almost in lockstep.' he said.

Rachel Reeves has yet again found herself at the center of a media storm, after she was seen with tears rolling down her face in the House of Commons on Wednesday. The chancellor told the BBC that ...

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