Rachel Reeves in standoff over policing and council budgets days before spending review

Chancellor still at negotiating table on Sunday as Home Office demands more cash

The winners and losers in Labour’s first spending review

Rachel Reeves will promise a £113bn capital boost for infrastructure – but there will be day-to-day spending cuts too

Exclusive: Andy Haldane says Labour ‘sloganeering’ will not empower regions where Reform is making headway

ThyssenKrupp executive warns of ‘collateral damage’ to supply chains and urges protective action on energy pricing

Labour has so far struggled to explain its purpose and the need to do so will be all the more pressing if it raises taxes again

Jordan Maynard tells Guardian the US must consider new rules on betting ads as operators lobby against federal crackdown

FCA has sounded alarm over growing conspiracy theory that uses arguments dating back to Magna Carta

With Nigel Farage targeting net zero, could government policy change to protect jobs, revenue and votes?

The demonstration, organised by the People’s Assembly, called on Keir Starmer’s government to tax the rich to pay for services

Exclusive: ‘Ransom note’ requests would leave Environment Agency unable to prosecute company or management

Policing and local councils among areas facing real-terms cuts in the spending review on Wednesday

Chancellor had anticipated surpluses from final salary schemes would boost investment in UK economy

People living in housing association development in Bermondsey say they hope legal action will encourage others

Government says ethical certification is adding financial strain on smallholders rather than being paid by customers

Pioneering light-rail tech poised to revamp network after chancellor announces £15bn transport boost