LONDON (Reuters) -British business leaders have turned their most optimistic about the economy since before finance minister Rachel Reeves' autumn budget, according to a survey that suggested U.S.

James Cleverly spoke after farmers parked two vintage tractors in London as part of a protest by Save British Farming against tax changes.

Trade negotiations between the UK and the US are “moving in a very positive way,” the White House has said. Speaking during a ...

Ministers consider pay rises for millions of public sector workers amid threat of strikes - The government will give ‘careful ...

Pay review bodies have recommended 4 per cent for teachers and 3 per cent for NHS workers - significantly more than the 2.8 per cent the government has proposed.

Chancellor’s remarks, made ahead of the EU-UK summit next month, signal a softening of the government’s position on a youth ...

The Chancellor will meet America’s top economic official, Treasury secretary Scott Bessent, today as she concludes her trip ...

Rachel Reeves has met her American counterpart as the UK and US ... The Chancellor told the BBC she “understands what ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is in Washington this week for the IMF Spring Meetings, where she is pushing to revive UK-US trade ...

As the UK scrambles to get a US trade deal, Rachel Reeves has made a speech calling for a new global trade system aimed at ...

The Chancellor will tell the International Monetary Fund 's spring meeting in Washington that the 'new era of global trade' ...

Sir Keir Starmer said he is “really pleased” that the UK and the EU have made progress on plans to “reset” their relationship ...