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British Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals that tax rises are coming

British Chancellor Rachel Reeves signaled Tuesday that she was likely to raise taxes on ordinary people in her upcoming budget this month in spite of an election pledge by the Labour government it wo...

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Rachel Reeves speech LIVE: Chancellor gives stark warning of tax rises

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Rachel Reeves Soft Launches Tax Rises

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Analysis: Rachel Reeves's Planned Tax Betrayal Could Be The Death Knell For Labour

“We made those manifesto commitments for a reason and we will stick with those manifesto commitments.”

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Rachel Reeves prepares for tax rises in Budget as she tells nation: ‘we will all have to contribute’

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Rachel Reeves set to announce hike in Income Tax this month

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What Rachel Reeves wants to tell you about income tax but can't until the Budget

The Chancellor needs to raise between £20bn and £30bn in order to fill the hole in the public finances, with many economists arguing a rise in income tax is the simplest and cleanest way to do this.

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Reeves to promise ‘fairness’ in Budget as income tax hike speculation mounts

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Five ways Labour could raise council tax

Rachel Reeves is mocked over ‘pointless’ pre-Budget speech – as Susanna Reid & Lorraine Kelly slam ‘bonkers’ address

RACHEL Reeves has been mocked by TV presenters Susanna Reid and Lorraine Kelly over her “bonkers” speech ahead of the Budget. ITV favourites Susanna, 54, and Lorraine, 65, joked

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Rachel Reeves’ speech as it happened: Chancellor pledges to build bigger cushion in Budget to ‘withstand global turbulence’

Chancellor Rachel Reeves insisted that her fiscal rules were sacrosanct, saying that any attempt to “sidestep” those rules would just lead to more expensive government borrowing. In a clear message to her own backbenchers, she said it was important that everyone including “politicians” understood that reality.

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Rachel Reeves has no one to blame but herself, writes Mel Stride

Just a year later, she’s rolling the pitch for more tax rises. Let me be clear. If Rachel Reeves breaks her promise and raises taxes yet again, enough is enough. She must go. Her excuses are as familiar as they are tired. When the numbers don’t add up ...

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Voices: Rachel Reeves has raised the ghost of Denis Healey… and an IMF bailout

Rachel Reeves raises the ghost of Denis Healey – the Labour chancellor bailed out by the IMF - COMMENT: In signalling a rise in tax, including the basic rate, Rachel Reeves is in danger of making the same mistake as another Labour chancellor half a century ago,

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Why Chancellor Rachel Reeves chose 'shock and awe' 8am news conference

Rachel Reeves is battling for her own credibility - and ultimately, the survival of Sir Keir Starmer's government.

Finance minister Reeves says UK faces more challenges since budget last year

Finance minister Rachel Reeves said on Tuesday Britain had faced increasing challenges since her first budget last year, as questions grow over which taxes she will raise to keep her budget on track.