The Latest Breaking News from Rachel Reeves

Treasury plans £5bn total investment in housing supply and reduction in discounts under right-to-buy scheme

The SNP is urging the Chancellor to increase the cash going to Holyrood in her upcoming Budget.

Housing package hailed by deputy prime minister Angela Rayer, who used scheme to buy her home in 2007

Rachel Reeves’s Budget plans on housing will include reducing Right to Buy discounts.

The measures will reportedly impact the private sector - with public bodies reimbursed by the Treasury

Prime minister gets his income from going out to work, says Rachel Reeves, as Budget tax hikes feared for non-workers

The Government continues to be asked to pin down the term ahead of tax rises expected in next week’s Budget.

In one session after another, IMF officials repeated backing for principle of increased borrowing to drive growth

IF the news is a trumpet an impeding Budget is a great buoy-shaped mute jammed into the horn.

The Conservative Party shared a doctored photograph of the Chancellor.

What is the opposite of a mini-Budget? A maxi-Budget? Whatever it is, that is what the chancellor is preparing to deliver next Wednesday. But the biggest difference between Rachel Reeves and Kwasi Kwarteng is not substance per se. Indeed, Reeves also intends to borrow more in order to boost growth,…