London bracing for cuts in Chancellor's Spending Review - Sir Sadiq Khan is said to be furious that the city is set to be one ...

The Spending Review did include £950m to help councils pay for what the government described as "good-quality temporary ...

Three senior council figures based outside London said the future of the Shared Prosperity Fund was uncertain. The £2.6bn pot ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves wants to throw cash at the ­military—and is going to pay for it by squeezing public services.

We need radical action if we're going to hit the target of building 88,000 homes a year, more powers for the Mayor and ...

Many of the protesters were holding placards that read “Tax the rich, stop the cuts – welfare not warfare”. Other signs being ...

Rachel Reeves, the chancellor of the Exchequer, broke down public spending plans, including more money for the military, ...

The UK government today announced £86 billion (US$108 billion) of investment in science, technology, and defence by 2030, ...

The spending review is “settled”, Downing Street has said, after the Home Office was the last department locked in budget ...

Thousands of people have gathered to “send a message” to the Government with a demonstration over spending cuts and welfare ...