Ring Rachel: The Shadow Chancellor answered your questions on LBC | Watch again



Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves joined Iain Dale on LBC, taking questions from listeners from 7pm.

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20 thoughts on “Ring Rachel: The Shadow Chancellor answered your questions on LBC | Watch again”

  1. More words of salad from the Robot Rachel dictionary- never heard such repetition on every opportunity she gets to prattle. By the way 🤖 Rachel anyone mentioned that IT TAKES TIME TO GROW AN ECONOMY so you shouldn’t be promising things on the back of that. 😂

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  2. If you think labour under starmer and Rachel reeves are different to the tories you are duluded they support the tories plans to cut welfare for the genuinely sick and disabled people and in fact she said she would go further so basically they want the disabled to just work or lose money even if it literally kills them so the labour party have definitely lost its way you might as well call them RED TORIES as there's no opposition in parliament anymore and the labour party has lost its identity to why it was formed in the first place

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  3. Today she announced Labour will keep the removal of the cap on Bankers bonuses.
    In October when talking about the removal of the cap she said "it tells you everything you need to know about this Government".
    So what does this say about Labour?

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  4. Leeds has gone downhill due to Labour over the years, even before Brexit. Lack of progressive thinking. Not attracting business investments. Not just budget cuts. How would they turn things around? Hearing no vision or ideas to drive growth. 43:18

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