But more than a decade on, the pendulum has swung too far in the opposite direction, with an excessive focus across our economy on stamping out risk entirely.

As the British economy struggles with minimal growth and stubborn inflation, Rachel Reeves wants Brits to change the way they save money. The Chancellor thinks too many people are content storing their savings away in a low-interest account when they could invest them,

Rachel Reeves has been warned she risks destroying jobs and creating unemployment "on a scale we haven't seen for years". The Chancellor is being urged to scrap jobs-killing taxes as Britain's jobless rate hits its highest level for four years.