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Reeves should be more ambitious on tax reform to boost economic growth – IFS
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Reeves calls for Labour unity ahead of tax-raising Budget
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Treasury urged to set out plan to ‘un-gum’ housing amid call to axe stamp duty
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Rachel Reeves fails to rule out future tax rises as economy shrinks
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Chancellor unveils £6bn NHS funding after health-centred spending review
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Britain will be ‘defence industrial superpower’ with extra cash, Reeves says
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Reeves promises £29bn-a-year for NHS but other Whitehall budgets face squeeze
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Starmer says Government record shows ‘mindset’ opposed to tax rises
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Think tank forecasts lower-income households to be £500 a year worse off by 2030
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Reeves vows not to shy away from economic challenges amid statement criticism
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Spring statement will lead to six months of ‘damaging speculation’, IFS warns
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What changes were made to welfare reforms in the spring statement?
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Reeves' welfare reform 'to push 250,000 into poverty'
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Growth forecast halved this year in blow to Reeves
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Chancellor could have to break one annual fiscal event commitment – experts
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‘Moral case’ to cut welfare bill, says minister as Reeves bids to balance books
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Healey suggests defence spending increase ‘something over £6bn’, not £13.4bn
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Gloomy growth forecast adds to Rachel Reeves’ woes
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Reeves says fiscal rules ‘non-negotiable’ during bid to boost ties with China
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Unions attack 2.8% Government pay rise proposal for NHS workers and teachers
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Chancellor seeks to calm markets amid jitters after Budget borrowing spree
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Reeves admits NI hike could hit pay rises while markets react to borrowing spree
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Spending plans mean £9 billion of cuts after next year, economists warn
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Reeves to face scrutiny over Budget that raises taxes, borrowing and spending
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Fact check: Budget 2024 claims about National Insurance, bus fares and growth
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Reeves uses first Budget to hike taxes, increase borrowing and boost spending
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Taxes, borrowing and spending up in Rachel Reeves’ first Budget
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No tax hike ‘on payslips’, minister insists amid confusion over ‘working people’
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Landlords call for Budget tax breaks to boost supply and control rents
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