Foreign investment into Britain plunged to a record low last year, despite a drive by ministers including Rachel Reeves and ...

Foreign investment into Britain plunged to a record low last year, despite a drive by ministers including Rachel Reeves and Jonathan Reynolds to drum up cash overseas.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the UK’s 2025 Spending Review, boosting defence, the NHS, and AI, while slashing foreign aid. Defence gets an £11bn uplift, while the NHS gains £29bn a year, plus ...

Rachel Reeves' £15.6bn boost for transport projects across the UK including Manchester, Birmingham and Sheffield has been welcomed by local mayors - but some workers got tired legs during her speech ...

The list of things that Rachel Reeves will have to scramble to fund in this autumn’s budget has been getting longer in recent weeks: Now Reeves may have to make a rather expensive tweak to the ...

As Rachel Reeves prepares for next week's spending review, Beth explains why it could be a defining moment for the government and the chancellor is faced with difficult choices. Harriet talks ...

Rachel Reeves will need to wield the axe and make nearly £5bn worth of cuts to balance the books in the wake of Labour’s spending review, new analysis has revealed.. The chancellor will on ...

Rachel Reeves clashed with Sky News presenter Sir Trevor Phillips after the Government dropped its opposition to a national inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal. The Chancellor said the ...

It’s Spending Review day, when Rachel Reeves gets to set departmental budgets for much of the rest of the parliament. The Chancellor’s balancing act – ensuring public services have the day-to-day ...

Rachel Reeves is ripping up Treasury rules so the government can invest more in Red Wall areas where support for Nigel Farage’s party is on the rise. Advertisement.

Rachel Reeves’ first multi-year spending review as chancellor delivers major investment pledges in health, housing and infrastructure, but critics have raised questions and warn that ‘sharp ...

Reeves’ announcement of £15bn for transport projects outside London – across the Red Wall seats where Labour MPs must fend off Reform – mirrored this approach. Her decision to prioritise the NHS – ...