The chancellor is out of the country just as the pound sinks and borrowing costs soar – but history tells us this is no time to ditch ‘Rachel from Accounts’, says Sean O’Grady ...

RACHEL Reeves has been accused of making Britain ... But Communist officials brought the press conference to an abrupt end without any questions being allowed on the state of the markets back ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been told to stop “hiding ... Reform UK’s Rupert Lowe wants her to appear before MPs without delay and said that she and Sir Keir Starmer had “put a bullet ...

Andrew Neil has slammed Rachel Reeves’ "disastrous" Budget for placing ... “Investors will not take on any more British sovereign debt without a substantial risk premium in the form of higher ...

Rachel Reeves vowed to stand by her “non-negotiable ... would be unable to meet her rules on debt and spending without imposing deeper cuts than she had already planned.

Sadly, further digging seems to be precisely what the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has condemned herself ... tightening as severe as the one just seen without sparking a recession.

RACHEL Reeves has vowed to "make the UK better off ... Chancellor would be unable to meet her rules on debt and spending without imposing deeper cuts than she had already planned.

Although Rachel Reeves takes advice from all her predecessors ... national insurance contributions as the wrong decision, without explaining how they would find £25bn a year instead.

Until Reeves, who has repeatedly made the mistake ... that stability had returned and that they could plan ahead without being hit by constant changes to the tax regime. Except that a problem ...

“The fiscal rules laid out in the Budget are non-negotiable,” chancellor Rachel Reeves said when she visited a British ... that stability had returned and that they could plan ahead without being hit ...

SHANGHAI NOON: Rachel Reeves will land in China today to hunt for growth at ... It does not cover an hour of one-on-one private talks that they held beforehand, without aides. Oh to be a fly on the ...

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves, second from left ... over the next five years for the U.K. economy,” Reeves said without outlining the specifics of the deals.