Well, the government said they were prepared to be unpopular, but is coverage like today’s really what they meant?

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she believes the UK can strike an agreement with the US to avoid tariffs on ...

Britain is now braced for spending cuts in the spring and potential tax rises in the autumn. The fatal combination of ...

With weak growth forecast, the Chancellor is walking a tightrope to avoid tax rises and spending cuts ...

He said the forecasts for 2025 and 2026 are "driven primarily by an increase in government expenditure, but it's also ...

Think tank says GDP growth is likely to be 0.2 percentage points lower in the first year of tariffs if implemented by the US ...

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) has revealed that Reeves’s £9.9 billion fiscal headroom has ...

The National Institute of Economy & Social Research now believes the UK will grow at twice the speed expected by the Bank of ...

Growth downgrades and the rise in bond yields in recent months have wiped out the £9.9 billion margin that Reeves left in her ...

Retail traders have been scared off from investing in the UK market in response to the most recent Budget from Chancellor ...

Beales chief executive says rises in employers’ National Insurance contributions and minimum wage mean business has become ...

UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves faces a new risk of having to make spending cuts after the government's fiscal ...