Spending Review and Autumn Statement 2015
Chancellor George Osborne has delivered his joint Autumn Statement and Spending Review to MPs in the House of Commons.
Shadow Cabinet minister's income tax caution
A senior Labour figure has urged caution over the prospect of a future Welsh Government being given income tax powers without a long-term guarantee of funding.
The Chancellor announced this week that the law would be changed to give Welsh ministers part control over income tax without the need for a referendum.
George Osborne announced a deal on overall funding for Wales but only for the duration of the current parliament.
On a visit to the National Assembly, Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Seema Malhotra, told Political Editor Adrian Masters that there must be a longer term funding promise.
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Welsh income tax rates come a step closer
Politicians say how they'd alter Welsh income tax rates following a major change which could speed up the transfer of tax powers
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Spending review: What it means for you
From pensioners to first-time buyers to public sector workers, a rundown of how today's Autumn Statement and Spending Review affect you.
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Spending Review could have 'disastrous consequences'
With the Welsh Government expecting major reductions to its spending budget, those working in education are concerned.