Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband are leading opposition to departmental spending cuts.
Government plans to reform the welfare system could see up to a million people miss out, with only the most severely disabled ...
The tax year is almost upon us, and with just weeks to go until April 6, a number of new rules are set to come into force - ...
Rachel Reeves is under pressure to raise taxes and cut spending to plug a £10 billion gap in the public finances or risk ...
On Thursday in Hull, the PM gave a speech that echoed the rhetoric of every Conservative prime minister since Margaret Thatcher. The “state has become bigger, but weaker,” he complained; Britain needs ...
Alongside state pensioners, benefit claimants will also see an uplift in payments from April - although not as much.
The tax year runs differently from the normal year. Instead of going from January to December, it always starts on April 6 ...
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'She's a disaster!' Rachel Reeves torn apart in blistering rant over 'dangerous' economic policies: 'She has to go'Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been branded "disastrous" and told to resign with "immediate effect" ahead of her Spring Budget ...
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Rachel Reeves is on borrowed time and we are heading for recession thanks to her terrible anti-growth budget, says Nana AkuaThis is handy for the Labour Party and Rachel Reeves - Keir Starmer taking centre stage to talk about the coalition of the ...
The huge changes to the welfare system, due to be announced next week, will see only the most severely disabled people ...
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