Diary Rachel Reeves’ Diary: At Davos, there are two challenges – fixing the global economy, and walking in snow boots Keir Starmer and I received a warm welcome at the World Economic Forum, despite the -14°C temperatures. By Rachel Reeves
UK Politics Rachel Reeves’s Diary: Tackling floods in Yorkshire, standing up to Amazon and Channel 4’s relocation to Leeds By Rachel Reeves
To William Beveridge’s five giant evils we must add a sixth – loneliness Many of the ties that bound society together in the middle of the last century have fallen apart. By Rachel Reeves
The government is not helping the “just managing” – it’s “just managing” to help millionaires If it wants to put its money where its mouth is, the government must stop cuts to welfare and… By Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves MP: Ending free movement should be a red line for Labour post-Brexit The party has ignored the effects of immigration on wages for too long. By Rachel Reeves
The evidence of George Osborne’s catastrophic failure is clearer than ever The Chancellor has not delivered the high-wage economy he promised. By Rachel Reeves
What happens in Greece will not stay there. The Prime Minister must act Rachel Reeves surveys the scene ahead of the UK's budget and explains why she's backing Andy Burnham for Labour… By Rachel Reeves
The government’s plans for pensions are a minefield – and even they admit it The government has been asleep at the wheel. Labour will protect people’s hard-earned retirement savings from scams and fraudsters By Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves’s speech on a better deal for savers: full text "We cannot afford to be two nations in retirement where the benefits of growth accrue to only a few." By Rachel Reeves
Labour’s minimum wage plan will ensure all benefit from growth There are some sectors that could easily afford to pay workers more. By Rachel Reeves