As Rachel Reeves prepares to deliver her first budget on October 30, several key predictions have emerged regarding how she might tackle the £22 billion deficit left by the Conservatives.

In her first major speech since becoming the UK's first female finance minister, Rachel Reeves has made it clear that Britain will not return to an era of austerity, despite the growing concerns over the state of the country's finances.

Planning reform may not be enough to deliver Labour’s promise of 1.5 million new homes over the next five years

These are my fiscal rules. If you don’t like them, I have others. Rachel Reeves said two things worth noting in her conference speech yesterday. Here’s the first. Because I kn

Rachel Reeves is considering rewriting Britain’s debt rules in a move that could free up to £50bn of spending in her maiden Budget. The Chancellor is understood to be considering changing how debt is calculated to take into account investment spending,

Chancellor Rachel Reeves gave a broad hint at her intentions in her speech to Labour conference yesterday, saying she wanted 'an end to the low investment that feeds decline'.