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Rachel Reeves

  • Reeves being lobbied to hike capital gains tax by Labour party

    June 6, 2024

    Rachel Reeves is facing pressure from members of her own shadow cabinet to raise capital gains tax in her first autumn budget should Labour be elected on July 4.

  • Will it work? Securonomics

    June 6, 2024

    Rachel Reeves has promised growth, but not to increase borrowing or impose new taxes. Can securonomics work? Sam Fowles investigates.

  • Labour faces £33bn blackhole if it maintains state spending, research suggests

    June 4, 2024

    Maintaining per person funding in unprotected departments would leave the next government facing a £33bn blackhole, research suggests.

  • Reeves and Hunt are being dishonest. Their plans mean taxes will have to go up

    June 4, 2024

    Hunt and Reeves should engage in a grown-up debate about their economic plans rather than mislead the public about what will likely have to happen to taxes under their watch, Chris Dorrell writes

  • Labour hold record lead over Tories among UK businesses, pollsters find

    June 3, 2024

    Labour have clocked up a record 17-point lead over the Conservatives among UK businesses ahead of the July 4 general election.

  • General Election 2024: Hunt accuses Starmer of ‘flip-flopping’ on VAT hike

    May 30, 2024

    The Tories and Labour are embroiled in a row over VAT after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt accused Keir Starmer’s party of “flip-flopping” over tax policy.

  • Campaign cock-up of the week: Reeves’ backfiring business endorsements

    May 30, 2024

    In this column, former No 10 advisor Giles Kenningham analyses the worst comms screw-ups of the election campaign. So what won week one?

  • Labour backs away from bank windfall tax in bid to win over City

    May 29, 2024

    Reports suggest Labour is not planning to impose a windfall tax if it comes into power.

  • Election 2024: UK crises made worse by ‘Conservative choices’, Reeves says

    May 28, 2024

    The UK’s “unique exposure” to economic crises “can only be explained by choices made by Conservative governments”, Labour’s Rachel Reeves has argued.

  • Would Labour’s plans for a British sovereign wealth fund work?

    May 28, 2024

    While we don’t know the details of a Labour manifesto yet, we do have one solid commitment from them: a sovereign wealth fund. “The National Wealth Fund will be a crucial tool in our armoury towards bringing about growth,” shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has said. Senior City figures have been calling for the establishment of [...]

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