Reeves knew fuel cash cut would plunge 150,000 OAPs into poverty
The decision to cut the winter fuel payment was made in the full knowledge that 150,000 pensioners would be plunged into ...
Rachel Reeves says increase in lending capacity will help UK defence sector
British defence companies selling products overseas are to benefit from a £2 billion increase to UK Export Finance (UKEF) ...
Treasury to push ahead with cash ISA reform despite backlash
Controversial plans to reform cash ISAs have reportedly been green lit by the Treasury despite concerns voiced by savings ...
Fury as thousands sign petition to stop Rachel Reeves' 'ludicrous' state pension tax
A petition calling on Rachel Reeves to protect pensioners from paying tax on their state pension has reached more than 80,000 signatures.
Cash ISA could still be cut despite reports of Rachel Reeves 'delay'
Richard Fearon, chief executive of Leeds Building Society, said he was concerned the Treasury was still considering changes, although these will be announced at a later date.
Politicians ‘distracted’ by inheritance tax changes for farmers – Labour MP
Sadik Al-Hassan said he was growing increasingly concerned that issues regarding the future of farming are not being ...
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Spring Statement 2025: When is it and what to expect from Chancellor Rachel Reeves?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is giving an update on the government's economic plans for the UK in the Spring Budget address on Wednesday, 26 March.
State pensioners born before 1959 face a six week payment delay
Pension providers are currently taking three times longer to release funds after they were flooded with withdrawal requests ...
Drivers of these cars face £2,000 hit in 'Rachel Reeves car tax raid'
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is increasing the cost for drivers of certain popular models by up to £2,125, with the new Expensive Car Supplement set to be introduced from April 1 ...
Keir Starmer inflames Labour civil war over plans to slash out of control welfare bill
The Prime Minister is facing his biggest Labour rebellion yet with dozens of MPs furious over his plans to curb benefits ...
Infected-blood victims ‘distressed and powerless’ over compensation scheme
The Infected Blood Inquiry said it will publish a further report looking at the adequacy of the Government’s approach to compensation.
Calls for CCTV in public female toilets to be removed over fears women's privacy is being 'violated'
People are calling for Derbyshire council to review the camera inside the toilet facility (pictured) in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, after it was revealed a cubicle is partly visible.