Rachel Reeves Says There Will Be 'No Return To Austerity'
UK finance minister Reeves interrupted by protester during speech
British finance minister Rachel Reeves was interrupted by a protester on Monday as she gave a speech at the Labour conference in Liverpool.
Rachel Reeves rules out return to austerity amid concerns over UK’s financial woes
In her first major speech since becoming the UK's first female finance minister, Rachel Reeves has made it clear that Britain will not return to an era of austerity, despite the growing concerns over the state of the country's finances.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves on UK economy, austerity and Labour gifts
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves vows that “there will be no return to austerity” in the UK under the Labour government. She says her plan for Britain’s growth is to “unlock investments” and bring prosperity back to the country.
Rachel Reeves vows 'no austerity' but departments could still face spending cuts
Rachel Reeves promised there would be no more austerity as she sought to strike a more hopeful note ahead of the Budget - but wouldn't rule out cuts to individual departments
UK finance minister Reeves vows no austerity despite tough budget
By Alistair Smout LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) -British finance minister Rachel Reeves said on Monday there would be no return to austerity or widespread cuts, promising long-term growth despite previous warnings of a tough budget to fix the foundations of the economy.
Rachel Reeves Says There Will Be 'No Return To Austerity' As She Pledges To 'Rebuild Britain'
The chancellor will tell the Labour conference, "I can see the prizes on offer if we make the right choices now".
Chancellor Rachel Reeves to pledge no austerity despite 'tough decisions' - as Labour battles row over donations and freebies
The chancellor will describe austerity as a "destructive choice" in her first speech of conference that has been dominated by a row over donations.
All the key moments from Rachel Reeves first speech as Chancellor to Labour conference
In her first major speech as Chancellor to Labour conference that was briefly interrupted by hecklers, Rachel Reeves ...
What Rachel Reeves said about tax and benefits in her conference speech today
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Rachel Reeves 'will press ahead with winter fuel payment cut' despite £10 billion Bank of England windfall
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Rachel Reeves to hike taxes by up to £16 billion in October Budget, warn economists
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The UK Economy from 2008 to 2024: An Examination of Key Decisions by Chancellors and the Challenges Facing Rachel Reeves
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Rachel Reeves is about to embark upon a massive debt binge
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Rachel Reeves accepts donations appear ‘a little bit odd’ - as she admits accepting gifted family holiday to Cornwall
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