Chancellor Rachel Reeves is under significant scrutiny for two major issues. First, she faces backlash for not disclosing a report on the impact of cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners, a move critics say will leave millions struggling to afford heating. Reeves defended the cut as necessary due to a £22 billion deficit but has been accused of hiding the true impact on vulnerable populations. Second, Reeves is embroiled in a controversy over the appointment of Labour donor Ian Corfield to a senior Treasury role without notifying the Civil Service Commission of his donation history. Critics, including Conservative Laura Trott, have called for transparency, questioning the ethics and potential conflicts of interest in Corfield’s appointment. These controversies have sparked widespread criticism from both political opponents and the public, putting Reeves' decisions and integrity under the spotlight.