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Reeves issues warning to successor as she battles to defend record
Reeves will use her third Mansion House speech to tell City chiefs that the next government must “maintain” fiscal credibility and stability.
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mirror.co.uk
Reeves to unveil fresh support for small businesses that could 'unlock billions'
Rachel Reeves will announce expanded financial support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in her final Mansion House speech on Tuesday, that could help unlock billions
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independent.co.uk
Reeves warns Burnham ‘governing is hard’ and says he must have robust plan
Defiant chancellor refused to say her controversial decision to strip the winter fuel allowance from millions of pensioners had been a mistake
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cityam.com
Reeves issues warning to successor as she battles to defend record
Reeves will use her third Mansion House speech to tell City chiefs that the next government must “maintain” fiscal credibility and stability.
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The City will bid good riddance to Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves should be remembered: for dissembling, breaking promises and making Brits poorer. Little consolation, then, that her likely successor Ed Miliband will be so much…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Global Market: UK's Rachel Reeves defends fiscal record ahead of leadership change; investors eye policy continuity
Britain's Finance Minister Rachel Reeves defended her economic record ahead of an expected Labour leadership transition, while investors assessed whether the incoming government…
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dailymail.com
Reeves to boast about getting the economy growing in 'goodbye' speech
Rachel Reeves will argue that UK plc is 'strong' because of the choices she has made as she delivers her third, and almost certainly last, address at the Mansion House.
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spectator.com
Waving goodbye to Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves last night made what is surely her final Mansion House speech to the business bigwigs, obscure liverymen and bankers of the City of London.
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theweek.com
Don’t cry because it’s over: will the country miss Rachel Reeves?
The chancellor can claim a few ‘sizeable’ achievements, but will largely be remembered for ‘breaking promises and making Brits poorer’