Rachel Reeves said she was “clearly” upset during her appearance at Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) but ­insisted she was “cracking on with the job”. The chancellor and Keir Starmer shared a hug, ...

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Rachel Reeves says she was ‘clearly upset’ but it was her job to support government at PMQs - Reeves rejected suggestions ...

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Keir Starmer was forced to guarantee Rachel Reeves will keep her job for "many years to come", in a bid to end financial and political turmoil following her tears in Parliament. But Labour insiders ...

Rachel Reeves became tearful during PMQs on Wednesday, but she’s far from the first politician to cry over the years.

The chancellor of the exchequer Rachel Reeves’ tears in parliament have made national headlines but here are four things we should be talking about instead.