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Rachel Reeves, Spring Statement

Rachel Reeves’s economic update was reassuringly boring

Ms Reeves’s restraint was welcome. Her tenure has been plagued by feverish conjecture about tax changes, especially before the budget last November. The resulting uncertainty was highly damaging, causing businesses to put off investment decisions and consumers to rein in spending.

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Spring Statement 2026 RECAP: Rachel Reeves says public will be £1,000 better off per year

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Key takeaways from Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement

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Spring forecast: Decoding Reeves's boasts

The Chancellor has been on her feet in the Commons delivering the Spring forecast.

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What we learnt from Rachel Reeves’ spring statement – and what it means for you

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Spring Statement 2026: Key points from Rachel Reeves' economic update to MPs

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How to watch Spring Statement 2026 today as Rachel Reeves faces MPs

The Chancellor is expected to insist the economy is “stronger and more secure” as a result of decisions taken by the Labour Government as she addresses MPs.

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Rachel Reeves kicks off her spring statement – here’s what to expect

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LIVE: Rachel Reeves to deliver spring statement

Fury as Rachel Reeves says Brits should be able to go on holidays while planning crippling tourist tax

RACHEL Reeves has come under fire for saying Britons should have the chance to go on holiday — while Labour plans to impose a tax on overnight stays. The Chancellor said in her Spring Statement

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EXCLUSIVE: Rachel Reeves says UK can 'weather' Iran crisis amid fears of energy bills spike

Rachel Reeves said the UK economy was in a stronger position to face the turmoil triggered by war in the Middle East as experts warned prolonged conflict could hit household finances

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Rachel Reeves skewered by GMB’s Susanna Reid with brutal two-word comparison

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid erupted over Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement on this morning's broadcast.

Rachel Reeves sticks to ‘stability’ in face of Iran war and restive Labour MPs

Rachel Reeves’ spring forecast had long been billed as a paean to “stability”, a veiled warning to Labour MPs not to launch a coup against Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and derail what she claims is “the right plan” for the economy.

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What to expect from the UK's budget update, the Spring Statement

Economists don't expect any major policy announcements as the government prioritizes its "Autumn Budget" as the main fiscal event of the year.

Rachel Reeves unleashes cruel 'stealth tax grab' bombshell on 1 million more pensioners

Poorer pensioners should not be made to pay the price for this Labour government's economic failure, critics have warned.

Rachel Reeves slammed for ‘gaslighting’ over defence spending as Tories warn Britain is being left dangerously exposed

THE Chancellor has been accused of gaslighting over defence spending — with furious Tories warning Britain is being left dangerously exposed. Rachel Reeves insisted she is delivering “the biggest

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UK finance minister Reeves gives budget update speech

LONDON, March 3 (Reuters) - British finance minister Rachel Reeves is making a budget update speech in which she is expected to stick to her plan to repair the public finances and avoid surprising investors against the backdrop of global markets and turmoil in the Middle East.

Rachel Reeves urged to reform 60% tax trap that will catch 2.1MILLION this year, as OBR says it will look at high marginal rates

The OBR said alongside the Spring Statement that it would look at high marginal tax rates, while investment platform IG says it is holding back investment.

Iran war casts a pall over UK economic update as stocks tank and oil and gas prices surge

Britain’s Treasury chief Rachel Reeves has sought to present a rosy picture of the state of the U.K. economy, even as oil and gas prices soared in the wake of the fast-evolving Iran war that has cast a pall over the global economic outlook.

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UK's Reeves to tell oil execs she is examining support for consumers and industry

LONDON, March 4 (Reuters) - British finance minister Rachel Reeves will tell oil and gas companies she is looking at ways to protect consumers and support the industry after a spike in energy costs caused by the conflict in the Middle East.