Chancellor Rachel Reeves will on Wednesday announce her major Spending Review, setting out government budgets for future years - here's everything you need to know ...

Rachel Reeves announced cash injections in the NHS, schools and social housing, while vowing to end the use of asylum hotels by the end of the current Parliament ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves told the ministers the spending review “would invest in economic growth, creating jobs and backing British industry in all parts of the country”. She promised “investments in ...

The Express breaks down what the spending review means for you in terms of energy bills, council tax and more.

After weeks of jostling with ministers, chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled her 2025 Spending Review on 11 June, setting out departmental budgets and infrastructure investment for the next three years.

Rachel Reeves has today unveiled her first Spending Review, revealing how she will spend billions of pounds of taxpayers' money. The Chancellor said total departmental budgets would grow by 2.3% a ...

Read more: Why Rachel Reeves' spending review may lead to tax rises Key announcements included: NHS: Day-to-day spending to rise by £29bn, equating to a 3% annual increase through to the next election ...

Rachel Reeves will unveil her long-awaited spending review on Wednesday, pledging to “invest in Britain’s renewal” through £113 billion of funding made possible by looser borrowing rules.

Only a few hours to go now until Rachel Reeves’ spending review, when the Chancellor will reveal how £600 billion of annual government expenditure will be split between departments over the next three ...

Rachel Reeves is braced for a row over her spending review (PA) As a result, some departments are likely to face deep spending cuts, while others see their budgets increase for the years to come.

The poorest Brits will benefit most from Rachel Reeves’s public sector spending spree but tax rises look likely in the autumn, think tank the Resolution Foundation has said ...