Chancellor

A poll shows Labour members prefer Miliband as Chancellor, with nearly as many wanting Reeves to stay, and a third supporting increased benefits spending.

A syndicate member has filed a complaint regarding a Chancellor's hearing scheduled for July 7. The hearing is set to take place on that date.

Ed Miliband's staff work from home most days and are required to attend the office only 40% of the month. The article questions whether this approach is appropriate for running the economy.

The article discusses the Chancellor facing challenges as storm clouds gather, yet remains in a strong position, described as 'in the pink' repeatedly. The piece is authored by Laura CRAIK.

The selection of a chancellor under Andy Burnham's leadership will indicate the government's direction and potential for radical policies. This decision is framed as a test of Ed Miliband's approach to governance.

Rachel Reeves supports Andy Burnham for leadership despite expectations that Burnham will disregard her requests to retain her position as Chancellor. The situation is described as a 'final humiliation' for Reeves.

Unions Unite the Union and the GMB are pressuring Andy Burnham, Britain’s probable next prime minister, to prevent Ed Miliband from becoming chancellor. The article highlights union efforts to influence political appointments.

Sharon Graham, a union boss, warned that Ed Miliband would be a 'noose around neck' of the UK economy as chancellor. The Burnham team is exploring key government appointments.

Andy Burnham is being urged by the boss of a major trade union to rule out naming Ed Miliband as his Chancellor. The request focuses on avoiding a specific political appointment.

Ed Miliband is pushing to become chancellor if Andy Burnham becomes the next Prime Minister. The article highlights potential changes in leadership roles within the government.

Healey and Reeves had a conflict, and Starmer's decision to back the Chancellor led the defense secretary to resign.

The article examines whether Chancellor Reeves can withstand challenges during the Labour leadership battle.

Andy Burnham is planning for a snap general election if he becomes prime minister and has identified a Labour MP for the role of Chancellor.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's unpopularity is prompting discussions about finding a replacement, as noted in the article.

Hamish McRae criticizes the Chancellor for being out of touch with reality, suggesting a disconnect between policy and everyday economic concerns. The article highlights a potential loss of public trust in the government's economic management.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is seeking to retain her position amid reports that Burnham may favor Ed Miliband. Her supporters argue she is the only candidate capable of safeguarding the UK's finances if Keir Starmer is replaced later this year.

Countryside hotels are seeking relief from the Chancellor due to the Iranian fuel price shock. The hotels are experiencing financial difficulties as a result of the increased fuel prices. The Chancellor is being asked to provide assistance to help the hotels recover.

Drivers in the UK face a £2 billion fuel cost increase linked to the Iran war, intensifying pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to abandon her planned fuel tax. The surge threatens household budgets and challenges government fiscal policies.

Jeff Prestridge expresses concern that the Chancellor may target the UK's triple lock pension policy, which guarantees annual state pension increases. The triple lock is a key political issue in British social welfare.

Struggling taxpayers are being charged £3,000 for a portrait of Chancellor Rachel Reeves preparing her Budget, highlighting financial concerns. The high cost has drawn criticism amid economic challenges.

Jeff Prestridge expresses concern that the UK Chancellor is planning to target the triple lock, a policy that guarantees annual increases in state pensions. The article highlights fears of potential changes to the pension system.

Top finance officials in Britain warn the country is nearing a crisis over the Chancellor's controversial tax policies. The government's approach to taxation has sparked severe concerns among economic leaders.