As unemployment hits a four-year high, Rachel Reeves must now do whatever it takes - COMMENT : We now know that 178,000 jobs were lost in Labour’s first year in office, writes James Moore. So, what ...

Unemployment figures are worse than expected, climbing 10 basis points to 4.7% in the three months to May, as vacancies and wage growth fall.

EXCLUSIVE: Business leaders have given their views after it was revealed the UK's jobless rate is up again - and they didn't ...

Rachel Reeves set out to charm the City this week, but elsewhere, the economy is reeling from high taxes and low confidence.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ first budget appears to have cost fewer jobs than previously estimated, casting ...

The UK’s unemployment rate has risen to 4.7%, the highest in over four years, as businesses reduce hiring amid Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s tax increases and wage mandates.

One analyst said the Bank was "stuck between delaying rate cuts to tame prices or easing policy to support a weakening economy".

The ghost at the feast haunting Rachel Reeves’s bombshell speech to the City - COMMENT : Whisper it: What about wealth tax, chancellor, asks Andrew Grice ...

The rate of UK unemployment increased to 4.7 per cent in the three months to May, from 4.6 per cent in three months to April, ...

The rate of UK unemployment has increased, with Helen Whately, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, describing it as "the latest in a litany of dreadful economic news".

The Chancellor can’t do the biggest things she needs for growth because she can’t escape her own ideology, says Helen Thomas Spin only gets you so far in the business world. Action has to back up ...

Reeves to pitch UK to G20 finance ministers as ‘beacon of stability’ - Global uncertainty persists with the threat of US ...