Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces market turbulence as her Autumn Budget sparks a sharp sell-off in UK government bonds. Discover the inside story behind the gilt market's dramatic reaction and what it means for Britain's economic future.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a stunning public backlash as a dire new poll reveals nearly two-thirds of Britons oppose tax increases to fill a £50bn black hole. With 55% wanting her sacked, the government's economic strategy is in crisis.
Exclusive analysis reveals the immense pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves as she faces a critical turning point. With economic stagnation and public patience wearing thin, her upcoming fiscal statement could define this government's legacy. Will she sei
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny after appearing to water down a key Labour manifesto promise not to raise major taxes, signalling a major shift in economic policy ahead of the general election.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts an economic firestorm, drawing stark parallels to Denis Healey's 1976 IMF crisis. With soaring borrowing costs and a £22bn budget black hole, the UK faces its gravest fiscal challenge in half a century.
UK banking stocks suffered a dramatic sell-off following reports that Rachel Reeves is considering a new windfall tax on lenders in the upcoming autumn budget. The proposal, aimed at funding national priorities, sent shockwaves through the financial secto
New data reveals a significant surge in UK business confidence, providing a major pre-Budget boost for Chancellor Rachel Reeves as firms report improved hiring and investment plans.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves vows no tax rises on 'working people' in her debut budget, as she confronts a £22bn black hole inherited from the Tories and faces pressure from retail giants like Asda.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers a scathing critique of Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget, accusing the Conservatives of offering 'panicked, unfunded' tax cuts that risk the nation's finances.
Exclusive: Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering applying National Insurance to rental income in a major tax overhaul targeting landlords, as Labour seeks to fill a £50bn spending gap. The controversial move could reshape the UK's buy-to-let market.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her first Budget with a major blow to landlords, scrapping the mortgage interest tax relief to fund a cut in National Insurance for millions of workers.
In a dramatic first move, Chancellor Rachel Reeves uses her inaugural major speech to scrap the non-dom tax regime and abolish Stamp Duty for first-time buyers on properties up to £425,000, signalling a new economic direction for Britain.
Britain's borrowing costs have surged to levels not seen since 1997, with markets imposing a 'moron premium' following Chancellor Rachel Reeves' controversial fiscal plans. The gilt yield spike signals deep market anxiety over the UK's economic direction.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a stern economic test as public sector net borrowing hits £27.6bn, the highest since 1999. Rising debt interest payments and welfare costs drive the surge, complicating Labour's fiscal plans.
Exclusive analysis reveals Labour's planned VAT overhaul for private schools could trigger a devastating chain reaction, costing the hospitality sector more than 50% of its job losses and hitting family budgets hard.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves abandons Labour's proposed 'mansion tax' on high-value properties, signalling a significant policy U-turn and a new focus on economic stability to win voter trust.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is poised to collect a staggering £100 billion in taxes this July - the highest single-month tax take in UK history as Labour's fiscal strategy takes effect.
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves makes her opening move by ending VAT exemption for private schools, a key Labour pledge to fund state education. The Treasury confirms the change will proceed despite sector warnings.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has dramatically scrapped the proposed mansion tax and capital gains tax hike in a significant reversal of Labour's pre-election financial strategy.
Exclusive: Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering a radical overhaul of property taxation, with plans targeting expensive homes to fund public services and address the UK's fiscal black hole.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves scraps Labour's flagship mansion tax and higher capital gains plans, signalling a pro-business shift. Full analysis of the new Budget priorities.
Millionaire businessman Charlie Mullins OBE joins growing outrage against Labour's proposed property tax reforms, accusing Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves of 'robbing' aspirational homeowners to fund party pledges.
In a significant pre-election promise, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has explicitly committed to not extending VAT to private school fees, offering certainty to families and the education sector.
Exclusive: Chancellor Rachel Reeves is on the verge of announcing the most significant local government finance reform in a generation, aiming to axe the widely criticised council tax and replace it with a fairer property levy. This seismic shift promises
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces intense scrutiny after UK government borrowing costs surge to levels not seen since 1997, raising fears about Labour's spending plans and economic stability.
The UK's retail sector is facing an existential crisis, with new data revealing a record number of shop closures. Industry experts are pointing the finger at the Chancellor's recent budget, citing a perfect storm of rising business rates and a lack of sup
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to overhaul Britain's property tax system, axing stamp duty in a bold budget move. This analysis delves into the potential winners, losers, and the ticking time bomb of council tax reform.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is poised to overhaul UK property taxes, targeting wealth and potentially reshaping the housing market. Exclusive analysis of the plans and their impact.
In a dramatic U-turn, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has scrapped the previous government's controversial stamp duty relief for non-UK residents, marking a significant shift in housing policy and sparking debate across the property industry.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves considers raising VAT rates to address the UK's fiscal challenges and stimulate economic growth, sparking debate among policymakers.