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Five takeaways from Rachel Reeves' Spending Review

Rachel Reeves has announced the government's departmental budgets in her Spending Review, with housing, health and defence the big winners, while the Home Office loses out.

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What did Rachel Reeves announce in the Spending Review?

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Spending review in five charts: Who are the winners and losers in Rachel Reeves’ plan?

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Colletta Smith on the Spending Review

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Rachel Reeves has lost control

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Reeves boosts NHS and housing as some budgets squeezed

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Reeves and Starmer can't escape sluggish economy

The latest GDP figures underline the baked in sluggishness, the flatlining, even the shrivelling of the economy.

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Tax hikes will come if economy shrinks any further, IFS warns Rachel Reeves

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Disappointing to see UK economy shrink by 0.3% in April, Reeves tells BBC

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Spending review live: Rachel Reeves announces more funding for schools, NHS and defence

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled the UK government's spending review, which sets the budgets for all government departments over the next few years. The review decides how much of taxpayers ...

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Why Rachel Reeves Faces Dark Clouds Despite Her Multi-Billion Pound Spending Spree

Labour MPs saw a different side to Rachel Reeves on Wednesday evening. Fresh from delivering her spending review, the chancellor faced a meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party, telling them to go out and “sell” what she had just announced to voters.

Reeves boosts NHS spending but cuts some departments' budgets - we answer your questions

The chancellor announces a 3% annual rise for the NHS and £39bn for affordable homes in the Spending Review, but cuts day-to-day budgets of some key departments.

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UK’s health, defense and housing are big winners as Treasury chief delivers spending review

Britain’s Labour government sought to regain the political initiative as Treasury chief Rachel Reeves set out her spending plans for the coming years, including big increases for health, defense and housing.