Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves met primary dealer firms in the gilt market on Thursday, kicking off a new series ...
This article was first published in May 2024 and included dates taken from Rachel Reeves’s LinkedIn profile, which the Bank of England had confirmed matched her employment there. It has since ...
Perhaps the most impressive thing about Rachel Reeves's CV is that she’s kept her job as Chancellor for a full seven months. But if her Spring Statement on March 26 reveals yet more fanciful ...
Rachel Reeves was last night under pressure to ‘come clean’ about her employment past, amid claims she was investigated for fiddling her expenses. The Chancellor is battling to maintain her ...
Rachel Reeves has had a bumpy first few months in government. Her tax-hiking Budget prompted criticism from businesses and farmers, and despite Labour putting a pledge to boost the economy at the ...
Inaccuracies on the Chancellor’s online CV have been called into question (PA) Rachel Reeves was not subject to “allegations of wrongdoing or misconduct” during her career in retail banking ...
Sir Keir Starmer says he has full confidence in Rachel Reeves after questions were raised about inaccuracies in her CV and her use of expenses in a previous job. The chancellor has been accused ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves can "absolutely" be trusted, a minister has said, despite questions about her CV and use of expenses while working at a bank. A BBC investigation discovered that while ...
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Rachel Reeves has been under scrutiny this week for first her CV and now her alleged use of expenses in a previous job. "I can't speak to her time prior to the government,” a statement read.
How much easier would Keir Starmer’s life be if his chancellor, Rachel Reeves, decided that the various allegations flying around about her CV and past behaviour at a bank were “too much of a ...