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Despite the Chancellor raising employer National Insurance and other taxes in her last Budget, spending is increasing faster than tax receipts.

As single male migrants and asylum seekers look set to be housed in an Army barracks, Chris Riches says it sounds just like a cushy holiday club.

Chancellor tells parliamentary party they might not like every measure but promises budget will be ‘fair’

The Chancellor called for unity as she spoke in front of restive backbenchers in Monday night ahead of the Budget, and insisted she was proud of it.

The Chancellor called for unity as she spoke in front of restive backbenchers in Monday night ahead of the Budget, and insisted she was proud of it.

The Chancellor called for unity as she spoke in front of restive backbenchers in Monday night ahead of the Budget, and insisted she was proud of it.

Labour has never had a strong female leader with the popular touch.

Politicians intent on building a better world need to speak out against far-right rhetoric on immigration

After the COP30 climate summit ends with a whimper, Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ second Budget may not fare much better

Logan Keir, 13, was invited to switch-on the Christmas lights in his hometown, but his dream was shattered.

Anas Sarwar issued a warning days before the chancellor delivers her make-or-break Budget - with crucial elections in Scotland in May threatening to decide Keir Starmer’s future as PM

Beast Philanthropy and the Rockefeller Foundation are announcing a strategic partnership to help vulnerable young people around the world

350,000 more families in the South East will receive £150 off their energy bills through the Warm Home Discount One in five families across Britain will get help with their...

Voters in despair with Labour as they fear cost of living crisis will never end

An updated ‘Constituency Map’ has been revealed that highlights where public charging rollout is falling behind consumer demand.

England cricket legend Ian Botham has launched a scathing attack on the Labour government and given his thoughts on the state of the UK.

More parents in Portsmouth could save up to £450 and 95 hours per year as Labour’s free breakfast club set to target less well off areas Applications open today for...

Assen Christov who represents Vauxhall will no longer sit with the largest party in the city