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A minister has said it is "normal' for cabinet ministers to seek a "good settlement" for their departments in the Budget, amid signs of cabinet disquiet over a spending squeeze.
Rachel Reeves is looking at making £40bn worth of tax rises and spending cuts in the upcoming budget later this month, the BBC has reported.
Think tanks and political groups are calling on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to reshape the government’s fiscal rules to allow for more investment.
A group of Labour MPs has written to Chancellor Rachel Reeves urging her to spend billions on improving public services, The Observer has reported.
In the run-up to the general election, plans were already being prepared to ensure that the first 100 days of a Labour Government would be a success.
Rachel Reeves could be forced to raise billions of pounds in additional tax revenue if she wishes to avoid public service cuts and borrow only for investment, a leading think tank has warned.
With the Budget now only a matter of weeks away, trade unions are making their views known about what they would like to see included in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ speech on October 30.
Scrapping the two-child benefit cap would not a "silver bullet" to reducing child poverty in Britain, a leading think tank has warned.
The Treasury is said to be reconsidering Labour's plans to strengthen the abolition of the non-dom tax status, according to the BBC.
Monday at the LabMonday at Labour's Conference saw an important speech by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, weighty political debate, good music featuring DJs Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram, and some important news about cats.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will say Labour has no "easy answers" to offer as it rebuilds Britain, in his speech to Labour's Annual Conference.
Rachel Reeves pledges to Labour's 2024 conference she will work for economic security and growth, a crackdown in corruption in Covid payments, better tax enforcement and greater investment in infrastructure.
