Labour Targets Economic Reform in Upcoming Election

Rachel Reeves criticizes Conservative economic policies, promising substantial changes and stability if Labour wins the next election.

Labour plans to focus on economic issues in the next election, leveraging recent local election victories as momentum.
Reeves dismisses the possibility of a hung parliament, citing Labour's strategic wins in key regions.
Anticipated economic reports and decisions on interest rates set to influence public discourse ahead of the election.
Labour proposes a national wealth fund and significant planning reforms to boost investment and job creation.
Reeves confronts accusations of economic mismanagement by the Conservatives, promising a 'new deal for working people'.