Rachel Reeves, the UK finance minister, was tearful last Wednesday during prime minister’s questions (PMQs). She looked miserable as the prime minister rose to take questions after a U-turn over the ...

Whether the chancellor’s emotional reaction at PMQs was personal or political, it underlines a perception of chaos in the ...

Like stripes, the right to cry in public must first be earned. The people need to know their leader is otherwise brave and ...

Are Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves actually secretly pleased to have been publicly humiliated by their own backbenchers?

The Tories will look to lay amendments to the legislation – set to be renamed the Universal Credit Bill – and party leader ...

Tory MPs revealed they alerted Labour whips to the fact that the Chancellor was weeping in the Commons to ensure she got help ...

RACHEL Reeves has ruled out raising rates of income tax, National Insurance, or VAT. Economists warned the Chancellor might ...

Steve Rotheram believes missteps over winter fuel payments and the government's welfare reform bill have made Downing Street ...

On a human level, it's impossible not to have some sympathy for Chancellor Rachel Reeves as tears trickled down her face ...

There are more than 1.4 million people claiming PIP for “psychiatric disorders”, according to the Department of Work and ...

Editorial: The chancellor ought to take citizens into her confidence as she ponders her Budget choices. Rachel Reeves needs ...