Rachel Reeves sets apart Labour’s fiscal approach from the Tories’ and signals more borrowing
Good morning from Liverpool. Rachel Reeves delivered her speech yesterday, grinning like someone who had been shown internal polling showing that the government had overdone its “it’s midnight in the United Kingdom” positioning. More importantly, she has opened the possibility of tweaking her fiscal rules so they do not constrain capital spending.
Reeves tries to sugarcoat austerity as Labour’s support plummets
According to Ipsos, just 22 percent of people are “pleased” with Labour’s performance, and fewer than half of Labour voters—a fifth of whom regret voting for the party. Only a third of people think it is doing a better job than the Conservative government it replaced.
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Chancellor says overall government won’t face cuts in real terms before key conference speech. Delegates protest about ...
The Royal College of Nursing announced the result of a ballot in the middle of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' speech to ...
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves was interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters during her keynote speech on the UK ...
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