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Rachel Reeves will signal Labour's plans to cut government departments and the Civil Service as the new administration looks to accuse Rishi Sunak of "covering up" problems with the economy.

Newly uncovered process is similar to how stars and planets are born. A Northwestern University study using ALMA Observatory data revealed that rotating magnetic winds...

Environment Secretary Steve Reed said the Conservatives left a ‘catastrophic’ inheritance for Labour.

Steve Reed, the Environment Secretary, said the Government was 'not going to shy away from difficult decisions' as he was quizzed over possible tax changes.

Steve Reed said the Tories left a ‘catastrophic’ inheritance for Labour.

Environment Secretary Steve Reed said the Conservatives left a ‘catastrophic’ inheritance for Labour.

Environment Secretary Steve Reed said the Conservatives left a ‘catastrophic’ inheritance for Labour.

Former Conservative chancellor Jeremy Hunt says Labour’s allegations of poor financing are ‘fiction’

Ms Reeves will use a Commons statement tomorrow to announce the 'immediate action' she plans to fix 'broke and broken Britain'.

Headlines include Labour pledging to kickstart home building and a reported shortfall in public finances.

RACHEL REEVES is giving an important speech tomorrow, one that could set the tone for the rest of her time as Chancellor.

RACHEL REEVES is giving an important speech tomorrow, one that could set the tone for the rest of her time as Chancellor.

The chancellor is expected to reveal a £20bn shortfall after unlocking Jeremy Hunt’s cupboard and finding it bare

The fact Reeves's faux pearl-clutching doesn't pass scrutiny isn't something that will unduly bother her, though. Because tomorrow's statement is primarily a piece of political theatre.

The Chancellor's diagnosis comes as is it estimated that asylum support costs are set to rise to £30 billion to £40 billion over the next four years.

MILLIONS of teachers, doctors and other members of the public sector are set to receive an above-inflation pay rise despite a £20bn black hole in government finances.

MILLIONS of teachers, doctors and other members of the public sector are set to receive an above-inflation pay rise despite a £20bn black hole in government finances.