Labour Commits to No Income Tax or National Insurance Hikes

Rachel Reeves assures voters of lower taxes for working people if Labour wins the general election, while promising a cash injection into public services.

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves rules out income tax and national insurance increases under a Labour government.
Labour pledges to boost NHS, police, and education funding with fully costed and funded plans.
Reeves emphasizes the importance of economic growth and turning around current economic performance.
The party vows not to return to austerity, despite acknowledging the need for a spending review.
Labour commits to ending the 'fire and rehire' practice criticized by unions.