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In her spring statement, chancellor Rachel Reeves aimed to balance the books through fresh spending cuts, including welfare cuts. Real GDP growth for 2025 is now expected to be just 1%, a sharp ...

Rachel Reeves has told Sky News she is certain the government can deliver those cuts to "back office jobs" to free up resources for "front line" services. She is expected to unveil a raft of ...

Remember "securonomics"? It was the buzzword Rachel Reeves gave to her economic philosophy back before the election. The idea was that in the late 2020s, the old ideas about the way we run the ...

RACHEL Reeves will pump an extra £2billion into defence spending in a bid to boost sluggish UK growth. The Chancellor will bolster Armed Forces funding to try to offset gloomy economic forecasts ...

Britain is threatened with further tax rises within months, the Office for Budget Responsibility warned after Rachel Reeves left the economy on a knife edge. The Chancellor is already forecast to ...

The chancellor unveiled a package to repair finances that included cuts to welfare. Ms Reeves announced that the health element of universal credit will be cut in half for new claimants and then ...

Labour backbenchers could resign this afternoon as Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ prepares to make further welfare cuts. This follows the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) rejecting the ...

Rachel Reeves yesterday pledged to turn Britain into a 'defence industrial superpower' after allocating an extra £2.2billion for high-tech equipment. She promised to spend 'a minimum of 10 per ...

Rachel Reeves has refused to rule out further cuts or future tax hikes, as she faces criticism from members of her own party following her spring statement. The Chancellor did not deny more ...