Rachel Reeves has delivered one of the most sweeping Budgets in years — a package she says is designed to “stabilise the economy, rebuild public services and make the tax system fairer.”
ONS data shows UK net migration down to 204,000 in a year after Conservative and Labour crackdowns, amid fierce political and economic debate.
Accidental early release of the OBR's Budget forecast sent gilt yields lower and sterling higher, while exposing Reeves' plan for big, back-loaded tax rises.
Ex-Dulwich classmates dispute Nigel Farage's claim that racist and antisemitic schoolday allegations are politically motivated attacks.
Rachel Reeves has now presented her Budget, calling it a serious and responsible plan to rebuild the country. But once the details are unpacked, it becomes clear that this Budget tells a much deeper story. It is a story about who is being asked to fix Bri
On the eve of its Liverpool conference, Your Party drops co-leadership amid a Corbyn–Sultana power struggle over control, cash and direction.
One year ago, Labour suspended seven MPs for voting to scrap the two-child benefit cap. Zarah Sultana was among them, openly calling the policy cruel, poverty-inducing and morally indefensible.