Rachel Reeves

The chancellor has turned to the obvious people to really get growth going: pencil-pushers.

Strong, specific questions from the Tory leader soon gave way to a scatter-shot approach.

Better-than-expected figures come as Rachel Reeves faces intense scrutiny.

If Rachel Reeves succumbs, “the wolves” are likely to turn on embattled PM Starmer.

Sky News’ deputy political editor Sam Coates and Politico’s Jack Blanchard have their guide to the day ahead in British politics – for one last time, because …

A return to austerity was not in Keir Starmer’s plans — and it risks shredding Labour’s credibility while populists snap at its heels.

British chancellor touts £600M in deals as she defends move to improve relations with China.

Borrowing costs hit 17-year highs and sterling falls as the budget and Donald Trump’s imminent return dent confidence.

The U.K. can position itself between the “two 500 pound gorillas staring at each other,” Rupert Soames said.

Elon Musk’s controversial postings on British politics have ignited the row over the United Kingdom’s long-running child grooming scandal. Musk’s interventions and his proximity to Donald Trump …

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Before you face the biggest feast of the year, check out how U.K. politicians prepare for the big day.

Winter fuel payments took center stage in the final PMQs of 2024 — with Starmer’s defense getting a frosty reception.

The prince, the prime ministers and the alleged spy: what we know about the scandal gripping the U.K.

For centuries, Westminster has been dominated by politicians who attended some of the most prestigious schools in the country. This week on Westminster Insider, host Sascha O’Sullivan …

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Donald Trump’s election victory “fundamentally changed” U.K.-EU relations, polling found.

The U.K. finance minister dismissed the idea that Britain would have to pick sides in a possible trade war between the EU and U.S.

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Five years after Brexit, Rachel Reeves will find Europe ready to talk ― as it looks for respite from some of its own troubles.

Long gone are the days of banker-bashing, as Labour asks the finance sector to help write the rules.

Lengthy statement laments “Russophobic” views of U.K. cabinet ministers as war of words continues.

Britain prefers a deal over a trade war — but is sharpening its tools just in case.

The UK prime minister risks pleasing nobody as debate swirls over the International Criminal Court’s move.