Chancellor to unveil series of tax hikes to fill black hole in public finances in addition to ditching two-child benefit cap and changes to ISAs in highly anticipated Budget on Wednesday

The Met Police put down restrictions on tractors in Whitehall due to prospect of ‘serious disruption’ - but protest organisers say it is ‘impossible at this stage to stop farmers coming’

The chancellor is expected to announce a raft of tax hikes as part of her 2025 autumn Budget

Police have intercepted around 20 tractors that have been driven to Westminster in protest ahead of the Budget.

How will the 2025 Budget affect your money? Personal finance expert Gabriel Nussbaum (aka That Money Guy) is here to answer your questions about the chancellor’s autumn Budget

Watch live as Rachel Reeves delivers her Budget speech on Wednesday (26 November).

Many people are already thought to be heading for a tough retirement financially

A new levy targeting wealth could reportedly be announced by chancellor today

The proposed changes will introduce a national minimum standard for drivers

Economic analysis has revealed whether a income tax or VAT increase will be the better option for the economy

A cut to the cash ISA limit doesn’t have to have a negative impact on your savings or your future

The chancellor said the move would mean those on low incomes were ‘properly rewarded’ - but businesses warned the move could drive unemployment and hit economic growth

As the chancellor looks to bolster government funds, few options remain off the table

Campaigners have called for a full scrap as other options are thought to be under consideration

With Labour’s Budget imminent, the chancellor faces a £22bn hole and a narrowing set of promises on tax. Property, long the quiet corner of the system, may finally be in her sights. Here Sean O’Grady and Albert Toth analyse the options available...

Sir Keir Starmer participated in the viral 6-7 trend with primary school children during a visit to Peterborough.

The prime minister refused to rule out income tax thresholds being frozen – which could lead to people paying more

The chancellor is set to use her Budget to pin Labour’s hopes on tackling the cost of living while balancing the books by targeting the wealthy

Exclusive: Reeves told that cuts would ‘betray disabled people and steal our independence’

Three issues have fundamentally shaped the UK’s money woes, writes Renaud Foucart of The Conversation

The Met Office said a single snowflake has to be observed falling on Christmas Day anywhere in the UK for it to be called a ‘white Christmas’

‘You know children get into trouble for saying that in school,’ the teacher toldthe prime minister after he participated in the viral ‘6-7’ trend with pupils

Baroness Chapman of Darlington stated she had never observed the Labour leader consuming sparkling white wine

One migrant who had been returned to France under the UK’s flagship deal says he was screaming in pain as officers banged his head against a wall while trying to restrain him

Sam Eljamel is thought to have harmed dozens of patients and left some with life-changing injuries

The National Trust says the data alone doesn’t tell the whole story

The AI assistant will address frequently asked, non-emergency questions

Friday’s EuroMillions jackpot could be the largest win so far this year for a UK player if they scooped it

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea said it is ‘too early’ to determine whether any data has been compromised

A 15-year-old boy has been detained on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder after a teenager was shot on Monday

The Reform UK leader suggested there could be political motivations behind the claims

Wes Streeting addressed the House of Commons on Tuesday

The health secretary’s intervention came on the eve of Rachel Reeves’ make-or-break budget

The chancellor took on her role wanting nothing more than economic growth, but her priorities have now dramatically changed, as political editor David Maddox explains

Banking stocks had a lift amid rumours the sector will be spared a tax hit

The move is aimed at revitalising London’s flagging financial market

Move comes as No 10 is yet to respond to recommendations on how to reform the court system

Liridon Kastrati has been told to expect a ‘significant penalty’

Gil Mualem-Doron said he work New Union Flag could be ‘taken out of its artistic context’

Shock data unveils grim link between various offences against women and girls

Local mayors will be given the power to impose a ‘modest charge’ on visitors, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government said

John Lewis, AO and Amazon were identified as offering questionable deals over Black Friday

‘Excellent career and professional development’ offered in advertisement for one of world’s top media positions

The huge waste dump is approximately 150 metres long and 10 metres wide

150 firefighters and 25 fire engines from Southall, Heston and Ealing responded to the blaze

Economic experts give their take on proposals for a new tax on the UK’s ultra-rich

The so-called ‘triangle of death’ stretches from the bridge of the nose to the corners of the mouth

The comedy writer flew into the UK from the US for the judgment

John Brook also admitted causing criminal damage by breaking a security barrier with his head as he escaped

Paul Doyle is accused of 31 offences relating to a car hitting crowds at a victory parade in May

Dan Neidle warns Rachel Reeves against a plan to use outdated valuations to force people to pay her planned mansion tax

Paul Doyle, 54, is standing trial at Liverpool Crown Court charged with 31 offences over the incident at Liverpool FC’s victory parade

Police said they have received a report of threatening and abusive online communications and are investigating

Police are treating the death as unexplained, with investigations continuing into the circumstances

The internet regulator has published guidance urging providers to take more responsibility for protecting users online.

The chancellor is set to lay out her highly-anticipated Budget on Wednesday

Rachel Reeves is “right” about misogyny in politics, James Cleverly said while discussing the “abuse” he has seen his female colleagues endure.

The chancellor looked to rally the Labour troops, vowing she’ll still be chancellor in two years’ time if they back her plans for the economy