Minimum wages will rise in April, with hourly rates for over-21s set to go up to £12 an hour, the chancellor has confirmed ahead of Wednesday"s Budget.Rachel Reeves said the pay boost marked a "significant step" towards achieving Labour’s promise of a "genuine living wage" for workers. Employees aged 18 to 20 and apprentices will also see their minimum hourly pay increase.The government said more than three million...