Rachel Reeves

But the Fund gives its implicit backing to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ plans to stabilize U.K. public finances.

U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is meeting her counterpart Scott Bessent in Washington this week.

The U.K. chancellor is in Washington this week for talks with finance ministers including U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

Latest figures put Britain’s GDP growth this year lower than Canada and the U.S.

When the world changed, here’s how it looked to political insiders.

How far is Labour willing to go to prop up Britain’s struggling industries? And will it be enough to see off the Farage threat?

Britain took back control of the steelmaker from a Chinese firm. But don’t expect a massive rethink of the China-addicted U.K. economy.

UK chancellor’s trip comes amid intensifying discussions about re-arming fund proposed by Brussels — and push for British involvement.

British officials are on a diplomatic charm offensive to shore up trade ties — but securing meaningful deals will take more than just good will from the U.K. side.

Britain’s top finance minister holds talks with Bank of England chief — and tells parliament she’ll act in “national interest.”

A system allowing firms to claim back EU tariffs imposed on U.S. imports is “not fit for purpose,” says Northern Ireland’s deputy first minister.

POLITICO delves into the frenetic tactics Britain was — and still is — employing to win a carve-out from Donald Trump’s tariffs. No one yet knows if the president will listen.

Banks would be able to afford a possible £30 billion bill if the Supreme Court finds them guilty of paying hidden commissions. But Britain’s economy may not.

“We are not at the moment at a position where we want to do anything to escalate these trade wars,” says top finance minister Rachel Reeves.

A rapidly drawn-up £500 million of extra savings adds fuel to the fire for Labour MPs queasy about welfare cuts.

Social security cuts, a Whitehall squeeze — and a (future) silver lining on growth. POLITICO sat through Rachel Reeves’ spring statement so you didn’t have to.

Britain’s GDP faces a 1 percent hit in the most extreme scenario modeled by the Office for Budget Responsibility.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled her latest fiscal plan — and dug the ax in deeper on social security.

It’s spring statement day — a bigger day than the Treasury probably ever wanted it to be — but definitely not a budget. With Chancellor Rachel Reeves …

British chancellor unveils latest fiscal update Wednesday as Labour MPs press for a Plan B.

Key security fund — whose schemes range from stopping ISIS recruitment to clearing deadly mines in Sri Lanka — faces uncertain future after cut to aid spending.

Peter Kyle says both sides are ‘exploring all’ options as London considers putting its Big Tech tax up for negotiation with the U.S.

MPs are digesting a sweeping social security shake-up that marks arguably the biggest test of the British prime minister’s authority yet.