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UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves denies misleading public over finances before Budget | BBC News
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has denied claims that she misled the public over finances before this week’s Budget – and that her party did not break its promise not to increase taxes.
In an appearance on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, the chancellor says she didn’t have any extra headroom as she rejects accusations of painting an overly gloomy picture of the economy.
Leader of the Opposition, Kemi Badenoch, also made an appearance on the show calling for Rachel Reeves to resign following the decisions made in the Budget.
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French indie sensation Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 stole the spotlight at the Game Awards in Los Angeles, taking home a record nine prizes including Game of the Year.
With reporter Andrew Rogers, we look at what makes a game stand out in a billion-dollar industry, why some productions take years to finish, and how artificial intelligence is rewriting the world of gaming.
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With the announcement that the two-child benefit cap will be scrapped in full from next April, a member of the Question Time audience in Paisley, Scotland, asked: “Is lifting the two-child benefit cap fair to taxpayers?”.
Panellists discussed the matter, featuring the SNP’s Stephen Flynn, Labour’s Anas Sarwar, Conservative Russell Findlay, Reform UK’s Lord Malcolm Offord, and journalist Angela Haggerty.
Catch up with the whole of the debate with BBC Question Time on iPlayer and Sounds now.
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Has the Ebola outbreak exposed a weakness in how the pharmaceutical industry works? BBC News talks to Professor Chas Bountra, he specialises in drug discovery and was formerly Vice President and Head of Biology at Glaxo-Smith-Kline.
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The Trump administration has been defending its seizure of an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast. In a dramatic video shared by …
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Thousands of civilians along the Thailand-Cambodia border are fleeing after an escalation of violence between the two countries.
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