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Rachel Reeves has pledged to bring economic stability "to protect family finances" in a new campaign video after Labour Party analysis found that the typical household is almost £6,000 worse off since 2019.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called the general election for July 4 – follow live updates and reaction from and about Labour.
Rachel Reeves has declared businesses have "nothing to fear" from Labour's plans to strengthen workers' rights but said the party will consult on how to implement its proposals to ensure there are no "unforeseen, adverse consequences". In a…
Labour shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves is using a speech in the City of London on Tuesday to accuse the Conservatives of "gaslighting" the public over the state of the economy – watch and read here.
After 14 years of economic failure under the Conservatives, taxes are set to be their highest in 70 years. People across Britain are feeling the squeeze. Yet, whilst the vast majority of people play by the rules, some are getting away…
Rachel Reeves will pledge to raise more than £5bn a year and plug a hole in Labour's spending plans through a new crackdown on "tax dodgers", with some of the revenue raised to be used on the party's plans for the NHS and primary school…
Prospect does not affiliate to a political party, and we seriously try to work across the political spectrum. If I could say anything positive about the Conservatives in government then I would, but of late, it has become impossible. The…
Labour has unveiled a new punchy campaign poster accusing the Conservatives of a “tax double whammy”.
One of the Treasury's most senior mandarins under past Labour and Tory administrations has warned Labour must not get "too obsessed" with fiscal rules, and questioned whether the party had needed to drop its £28bn green investment pledge.
Civil society and trust are easy to miss out - but they are essential if Reeves is to deliver on her vision and heal divisions created in the past.
Securonomics might seem like yet another slogan but if realised it will be the transformative programme to raise the living standards of Brits.
This is a copy of the full text of Rachel Reeves' annual Mais lecture as written.
