The Treasury has published the Spring Statement in full after Rachel Reeves presented it to Parliament today. All 50 pages were issued as a PDF after the Chancellor blamed 'increased global ...

Rachel Reeves has just unveiled a series of significant public spending decisions in her Spring Statement as she tries to balance the nation’s books. The announcement was originally intended to be an ...

Rachel Reeves is delivering her spring statement in the House of Commons, as she tries to settle nerves against a tricky economic backdrop. The event was originally intended to be a simple forecast ...

The Chancellor hints at a more guarded approach amid global uncertainty - and issues a warning ahead of her announcements.

Rachel Reeves left No11 for the Commons today as she prepares to deliver her crucial Spring Statement. The Chancellor gave a brief smile for the cameras as she headed for Parliament, where she will ...

There are no quick fixes, the Chancellor told MPs on Wednesday afternoon as she built up to the peroration of her spring statement ... to Jeremy Hunt and now back to Labour with Rachel Reeves, their ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to stand up in Parliament to give her most important speech since October’s budget later on today. In the spring statement, she will set out the current economic ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to update MPs on the state of the UK economy and make a range of economic policy announcements on Wednesday afternoon at the Spring Statement. She is also set to ...

Good afternoon and welcome to our live blog. Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her Spring Statement to Parliament this Wednesday, 26 March. Reeves has said it will not be a “tax and spend ...

Rachel Reeves is laying out a wave of spending cuts today as she battles to balance the government's books amid stalling growth. The Chancellor stressed the grim realities facing the country as she ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spring statement to the House of Commons had little detail for those of us wondering about the pressure on our own finances. Economist Paul Johnson, from thinktank the ...