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The Chancellor and Sir Keir Starmer both sought to portray the spending review as a ‘new phase’ for the Government.

Starmer and Reeves want to improve services but a difficult fiscal backdrop means the sunlit uplands are a way off

Editorial: The government offers capital investment and fiscal prudence but real-terms department cuts and grand promises could strain political credibility

This week’s spending review marks a new stage in the mission of national renewal, built on the foundations laid last year

The NHS has received a 3% increase in real terms per year in the Government spending review.

UK chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered the government’s spending review, setting out its plans and priorities for the next three years. The aim of the review is of course to allocate spending over that time period – but this government is keen for economic growth and so has directed the…

IN FOCUS: Departmental spending will increase by 2.3 per cent each year, with some areas seeing real-terms losses, writes Alicja Hagopian

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the extra cash for England’s health service would create ‘an NHS fit for the future’.