Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’s repeated warnings about the perilous state of the UK’s public finances have been ...

But the Treasury paper warns a “fiscal loosening” of just one per cent of GDP could lead to a “peak increase in interest ...

Exchequer secretary James Murray MP confirmed this at a Labour conference fringe event hosted by the British Retail ...

British finance minister Rachel Reeves said she will introduce "guardrails" to ensure that extra borrowing for investment in ...

Before we get onto the budget and what Rachel Reeves might do to fiddle her fiscal rules and give herself a little more room ...

Ministers and charities warn of damage that will be caused under Chancellor’s plan to let spending fall to 17-year low ...

Ms Reeves is also under pressure to introduce a wealth tax, after the party’s annual conference last month voted for plans ...

With national debt hurtling towards £3trillion - and now close to 100 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) - experts have ...

The Chancellor is preparing to set the direction of the Government's economic policy as she announces her approach to the ...

The Chancellor has warned of 'tough decisions' to be made in the Budget - we reveal how savers could be affected ...

As the largest private sector employer and a vital cog in the economic machinery retail has a key role to play in delivering growth. Retailers view the Budget as an opportunity to inject confidence ...

The chief executives of more than 70 retail firms have called on Ms Reeves level to “level the playing field between industries”, amid claims the sector pays proportionally more in taxes than others.