Jul 29th, 2024

UK Chancellor Accuses Conservatives of Leaving £22 Billion Fiscal Hole

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves accuses the previous Conservative government of "covering up" a £22 billion hole in the public finances. She says "tough decisions" will be needed in her first budget on October 30.

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