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Rachel Reeves sets out how she wants to rev up Britain’s economy in first speech as Chancellor

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Labour has come to power with a mandate for change and big ambitions to grow the economy and rebuild public services. It wants to move swiftly to implement its early pledges while keeping within its self-imposed spending limits.

Watch as chancellor Rachel Reeves sets out her plan for the economy in a speech on Monday 8 July.

Thousands of middle-class Chinese are trekking thousands of kilometres through the Americas to the southern US border.

Levelling-up Secretary Ms Rayner is asking local mayors to flag planning bids with investment opportunities

Chancellor will use first speech to declare ‘national mission’ that involves unblocking infrastructure and private investment

Rachel Reeves is expected to claim today that Tory mismanagement over 14 years has left the UK economy £140bn smaller than it should be

Job seekers face challenges in an uncertain job market, prioritizing stability, fair pay, and meaningful engagement in their career pursuits.

Citi sees the Fed slashing rates from 5.25%-5.5% now to 3.25%-3.5% by July 2025.

Polling shows critical group unenthused about Biden and Trump – and moved by economy over abortion