Nick Gutteridge

Markus Campbell-Savours, who represents one of Britain’s most rural constituencies, is the first rebel to openly oppose the policy

Claimants could earn £3,000 more per year than minimum wage workers, according to analysis by CSJ

Jonathan Reynolds, the Business Secretary, refuses to echo promise Chancellor will ‘not come back for more’

Ed Miliband’s department also lifting size limit on unsightly boxes

Nikhil Rathi has clashed with ministers over his enthusiasm for regulation as head of the Financial Conduct Authority

PM urges forces to ‘concentrate on what matters most to their communities’

Ed Miliband walks the lines between watering down unpopular net zero policies and hitting climate targets

Industry leaders warn Rachel Reeves’ changes to the tax could prompt a wave of closures and job losses

The Chancellor has announced a wave of spending in her Budget. Here we break down the winners and losers

Decision will end fears that defence will bear brunt of ‘difficult decisions’ Rachel Reeves says are needed to fix public finances