Chancellor Rachel Reeves appeared to cry in the House of Commons as Sir Keir Starmer headed Prime Minister's Questions.

Ms Reeves said yesterday she regretted going into PMQs in tears 'after a tough day in the office'. She told The Guardian: 'It was a personal matter but it was in the glare of the camera.

Sir Keir Starmer has backed Rachel Reeves to remain chancellor for "many years to come" after she became tearful during an ...

Rachel Reeves breaks silence following dramatic tears at PMQs. The Chancellor was flanked at the event in London by Keir ...

Rachel Reeves said she was having a “tough day” when she cried during Prime Minister’s Questions. Addressing the incident for the first time in public, the Chancellor said: “Clearly I was ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she is 'totally' up for the job of chancellor in first comments since tearful PMQs The chancellor's comments come after the prime minister told Sky News he was "the ...

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The effective rate for 10-year government borrowing shot up a material amount of over 0.1%, just after PMQs, at the sight of a visibly upset Reeves, with the PM not specifically backing her.

Rachel Reeves was visibly upset in the House of Commons this afternoon as she sat next to Sir Keir Starmer during Prime Minister's Questions. The Chancellor's position is under intense scrutiny ...

Rachel Reeves has spoken out following her tearful appearance at PMQs. The Chancellor said "clearly I was upset" but added that it was her job to be in the Commons "supporting the Government and ...

Rachel Reeves appeared to be crying on the Commons frontbench during prime minister’s questions. A tear could be seen rolling down the chancellor’s cheek as she watched Keir Starmer take on Kemi ...