UK finance minister Reeves looks to raise 40 billion pounds to fill 'big gap' in budget
British finance minister Rachel Reeves is eyeing tax rises and spending cuts to a value of around 40 billion pounds ($52 billion), two government sources said, after she was quoted as saying there was a "big gap" to be filled in the budget.
Scammers are preying on desperate pensioners hit by Rachel Reeves’s winter fuel raid by luring them into claiming a fake ...
The chancellor has emphasised the need to fill the apparent £22bn hole in the nation's finances. Sky News takes a look at ...
Rachel Reeves has been dealt a huge blow after the value of the pound dropped to its lowest level in two months.Official ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will have to find more than £900m to pay existing retirees next year, with the long-term cost ...
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Rachel Reeves announced her fourth big tax freeze on Monday, pledging to cap corporation tax at 25 per cent for the lifetime ...
Labour are being warned that punitive attacks on Landlords will only make the London cost of living crisis worse.
A new wave of gloom settled on the party after last week’s warning from the Institute for Fiscal Studies that Reeves will ...
At the International Investment Summit in London on Monday, Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed the state pension increase alongside a number of other revelations. Many of these were only expected to ...
The Budget is not due for a fortnight, yet with every day that passes its contents seem to become clearer. This morning Keir ...
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