Rachel Reeves

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s approval ratings have fallen to a record low amid increasing dissatisfaction with his government’s handling of key issues like the economy and immigration.

UK finance minister “on the brink” just days after delivering national budget over what have been called “smoke and mirrors” and “tax lies”. 

Reform launches campaign day after Reeves published budget, with Farage warning of a crisis so great it could collapse the government.

The leftist Labour Party government in Britain announced £26 billion in tax hikes as a part of its autumn budget, which will take the tax burden to an all time high over the next five years.

UK GDP rose just 0.1 per cent in the last quarter, less than expected, with the largest cyber attack in British history blamed by the govt.

The UK government’s rules are so complex even its own government ministers have found themselves unable to comply with them.

Tax raids on people they deem to be “wealthy” will be “part of the story” at the budget next month, the UK’s Chancellor told the IMF.

The UK is in a doom loop forced by unsustainable government spending creating a downward spiral of tax hikes pushing taxpayers abroad.

One year ago today, Sir Keir Starmer became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. And how’s that going for him?

Markets reacted to an apparently clear signal that all is not well at the heart of the British government.

PM’s “total clusterfuck of Godzilla proportions”, forced to emasculate own reform bill to swerve a massive rebellion by his own colleagues.

A punitive tax raid on families choosing to pay to send their children to independent schools may cost the exchequer hundreds of millions.

In a tacit admission that the migrant crisis will continue for the foreseeable future, British Chancellor Rachel Reeves said that the government plans to continue to use so-called “asylum hotels” until 2029.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer met with high-level Chinese officials in London on Monday to seek a resolution to the trade dispute between the world’s two largest economies.

The Labour government completed an embarrassing u-turn on its cuts to the winter fuel aid scheme to keep the elderly warm following pressure from Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party.

The UK is backing the construction of a third runway at London´s Heathrow Airport, Treasury chief Rachel Reeves said Wednesday.

Downing Street insisted Monday that Britain’s embattled Treasury chief will remain in office for the remainder of the left-wing Labour government’s term as Westminster speculation swirled about a potential change given the faltering UK economy.

British treasurer Rachel Reeves said Saturday that London was a “natural home” for Chinese finance during a visit to Beijing in the shadow of bond market turmoil back home.

After 14 years in opposition and five months in government, left-wing Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has seemingly run out of ideas and written to the UK’s main regulators pleading for direct action initiatives that will help boost the country’s stalled economy.

The UK economy stumbled and shrank for the second month in a row through October as concerns about the Budget continued to drag business confidence down.

Support for the fledgling leftist Labour Party government’s handling of the economy has plunged amid growing concerns from the business sector that planned tax raids will threaten to derail promises of economic growth and the labour market.

Nice work if you can get it. Labour’s newly appointed “value for money” tsar will pocket the equivalent of a £247,000 annual salary, the government has disclosed, significantly more than the prime minister’s pay and working out at £950-a-day for the duration of his employ.

Labour said during election they would not “increase taxes on working people”, but now concede workers will be feeling the pinch after all. 

The announcement of big tax, borrow, and spend budget met with groans of shock from opposition benches in the UK Parliament.

Britain’s left-wing PM is laying down covering fire for his budget on Wednesday, decrying those who criticised their plan as “populists”.

A record number of businesses are “on the edge of collapse” in Britain as the left-wing Labour Party government in Westminster is reportedly set to impose the largest tax hike in modern history.

Lord Waheed Alli, the top Labour Party donor and member of the House of Lords embroiled in the “freebies” scandal surrounding Sir Keir Starmer’s government, is under investigation over allegedly failing to register his “interests”

Unrest broke out at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool on Monday as an anti-Israel protester disrupted the speech from Chancellor Rachel Reeves and anger boiled over plans to cut winter fuel subsidies to pensioners.

The majority of the British public disapprove of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s performance during his first two months in office, a poll has found.

Critics state the left-wing govt using rhetoric to try and justify the cash-grab with tax rises it had always intended to make anyway. 

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has seen his approval ratings plunge by 16 points amid widespread unrest over mass migration.

The new Labour Party government is set to slash winter energy benefits for around 10 million pensioners while preparing massive tax hikes to fund soaring spending

Labour professes to have discovered a “huge black hole” in the public purse, widely reckoned to be the crafting of a pretext to raise taxes.

A Labour politician photoshopped a picture of herself on a plane in an apparent attempt to cover up that she was travelling in a luxury seat.

The odds-on favourite to become the next prime minister of the UK, Sir Keir Starmer said he prefers Davos over Westminster.

Despite the ongoing energy crisis, the UK Labour Party’s Shadow Chancellor has announced that her party will ban fracking and push their green agenda should they be put into power.