Rachel Reeves

Gordon Brown, Labour MPs and the public agree - tax gambling companies and end child poverty now.

What we are hearing about what Rachel Reeves might do in this month's budget.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has vowed to take the necessary choices to deliver strong foundations for the economy in a rare pre-Budget speech in Downing Street.

Rachel Reeves has referred herself to the parliamentary standards commissioner and the independent ethics advisor after admitting she has unlawfully rented out her family home without a licence.

A wealth tax on high earners, rejoining the single market and scrapping the two-child benefit cap are among the progressive policies most supported by Labour members, an exclusive poll has revealed.

Twelve pro-growth, pro-fairness ideas for Rachel Reeves that would bring in tens of billions in much needed revenue.

Rachel Reeves will announce a bonfire of business bureaucracy with further cuts to red tape and a promise to save UK firms nearly £6 billion per year by the end of the parliament.

This Budget, the government must learn the lessons. Be bolder. Own the principle. Command the data.

Three-quarters of Labour members would support the government breaking its manifesto commitments on tax if it helped fund greater investment in public services, LabourList can reveal.

Council Tax in its current form is a regressive wealth tax argues Jonathan Brash MP. Fixing it would show Labour is serious about delivery.

In his first regular column for LabourList, Ben Cooper argues that Labour must tell the right story about scrapping the two-child benefit cap.

Rachel Reeves did not deny reports that she will scrap the two child benefit cap at the next budget, although she suggested the decision would be subject to financial constraints.