It’s hardly the news Rachel Reeves would have wished for with fewer than two weeks until her Spring Statement.

Millions of British workers could face a stealth income tax raid this month as Rachel Reeves' is at risk of breaking her ...

I hope there’s analysis into the true cost of waste, but it doesn’t feel like a particular concern to Rachel Reeves “Red tape ... his vocation after ditching early thoughts of politics ...

In the run-up to her now infamous Budget, the Labour-supporting Daily Mirror ran a piece headlined ‘Rachel Reeves’s incredible hidden talent that helped launch her career’. In the article ...

The poster should be keeping the current incumbent in the Treasury Rachel Reeves awake at night ... aged between 50 and 64 have retired early. If Reeves wants to increase her tax revenue, the ...

The Tories have asked HMRC to investigate whether Rachel ... in early 2009 saying the spending, which included Christmas and birthday presents, was excessive. Receipts showed that Ms Reeves ...

Another week, another excruciating moment of confusion for Rachel Reeves, the woman tasked with sorting out Britain’s flailing economy. This week it emerged that Reeves is in a bit of bother ...

Her brilliant career (part 1). Reeves claims she was ... Perhaps the most impressive thing about Rachel Reeves's CV is that she’s kept her job as Chancellor for a full seven months.

We received complaints from people who feel the BBC investigation into Rachel Reeves’ employment ... questions raised previously over Ms Reeves’ career history, which prompted BBC News to ...

Sir Keir Starmer has been forced to back Rachel ... of her career at the Bank of England". But, the broadcaster has said she had already started at HBOS by the spring of 2006, and Ms Reeves ...

This article was first published in May 2024 and included dates taken from Rachel Reeves’s LinkedIn profile, which the Bank of England had confirmed matched her employment there. It has since ...

Fresh doubts are being raised about Rachel Reeves' CV after it emerged she wrongly claimed to have work published in one of the world's leading economic journals. The Chancellor's entry in Who's ...