Spending review: More cash for schools, NHS and defence expected as chancellor unveils plans

John Glen MP: Latest on Porton Down and concerns about assisted dying vote

As I write, I am on tenterhooks waiting for the government’s latest Spending Review to be unveiled and, with it, the fate of the UK Health and Security Agency at Porton Down.

Rachel Reeves has decided where Britain’s cash will go

Answer: hospitals and tanks

Rachel Reeves accused of 'pulling the wool over people's eyes' with 'repackaged' Spending Review

Shadow Paymaster General Richard Holden has accused Chancellor Rachel Reeves of "pulling the wool over the eyes" of the public with her Spending Review announcements.His comments came as Reeves unveiled her comprehensive Spending Review in the Commons on Wednesday.Holden fumed to Patrick Christys on GB News: "I think you'll see a lot of these numbers are just announcements. "They've repackaged them, and they've really put them out there. I think…

Here Are the Winners and Losers of UK’s Big Spending Shake-Up

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves laid out how she’ll divide more than £600 billion ($810 billion) of annual spending between departments, capping Labour’s first year in power. The decisions will have a broad impact across the UK, where the outlays account for about a fifth of the economy.

Rachel Reeves Unveils Record NHS Cash Boost As She Turns On The Spending Taps

The chancellor said she was reflecting "the choices of the British people"

Winter Fuel boost & FREE school dinners, Reeves unveils spending spree

RACHEL Reeves is set to unveil an enormous spending spree, including bringing back winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners. The chancellor is expected to also commit funds for free school dinners and defence in her spending review at 12.30pm today. PAChancellor Rachel Reeves will announce how roughly £600bn will be spent over the next few years[/caption] PAIn a chaotic U-turn this week, Ms Reeves caved to pressure, bringing back winter f…