British growth plans get positive response in Davos, minister says January 24, 2025 British finance minister Rachel Reeves told Reuters ... latest America's Cup head-to-head, both crews will ...

The Chancellor faces intense pressure to raise revenue and cut spending - Maja Smiejkowska/Reuters Rachel Reeves is facing a £1.3bn “triple lock” headache as spiking inflation pushes up the ...

Rachel Reeves was dealt yet another blow after AstraZeneca cancelled a planned £450 million investment in a vaccine manufacturing plant. The chancellor came under fire on GB News for "making an ...

Rachel Reeves has refused to rule out announcing further ... living standards as measured by GDP per head are falling and the cost of borrowing to fund this infrastructure spree has been on ...

The chancellor has said the government is "absolutely happy" to look at joining a pan-European customs area after the EU said it is open to British membership. Earlier this week, EU trade ...

Finance minister Reeves outlines plans for growth Government supports long-delayed Heathrow runway plan She highlights home-building, transport links, reservoirs Says growth 'won't come without a ...

Given everything that she’s done since becoming chancellor of the Exchequer, the odd thing about Rachel Reeves is that she’s still in the job. Obviously, she can’t be blamed for everything ...

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she will relax some of her changes to the UK’s tax regime for wealthy foreigners, known as “non-doms,” amid concerns the Labour government’s ...

Rachel Reeves reached far and wide as she sought to revive the UK’s flagging economy with wind turbines, roads, airports, railways, trade deals, and proposed reforms to pensions, planning and ...

Suddenly, Rachel Reeves is everywhere. There’s no stopping this 2.0 version of the chancellor. She was all for making savings and plugging the famous “black hole” left by the Tories.

The opinions in Politics.co.uk's Comment section are those of the author. Rachel Reeves has said she wants to see “spades in the ground” at Heathrow Airport in the next five years. The chancellor ...