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Labour may worry that the economy will begin to recover too early, and give the Conservatives something to crow about at the next election, writes John Rentoul. Will the shadow chancellor’s claim that Sunak and Hunt are ‘gaslighting’ the…

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She released a mocked-up picture of Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer standing beside a door bearing a 'Welcome' sign, which opened on to a beach in her constituency.

Labour will not raise the state pension age if it wins the next general election, Rachel Reeves has said.

Jeremy Hunt yesterday accused Labour of talking down the country after Rachel Reeves (pictured) suggested the fall in inflation does not reflect the 'economic reality' felt by voters.

Labour getting the balance at work right is important when wages, living standards and futures are at stake - so the party needs to stick with the New Deal for Working People

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves' choice of language to describe the Tory economic narrative and the timing of her intervention is strange.

Shadow chancellor and London mayor admit party’s local election losses were linked to its response to Middle East conflict

Rachel Reeves stressed that the New Deal for Working People measures will be subject to consultation, and there will not be a total ban on zero hours contracts.

Labour will fight the next election on the economy, the shadow chancellor has said as she dismissed suggestions the UK was heading for a hung parliament.

Labour’s Rachel Reeves has said the government is wrong to claim the country has “turned a corner”

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said Labour was committed to its New Deal for Working People but admitted that all zero-hours contracts won't be completely banned

The shadow chancellor dismissed suggestions the UK was heading for a hung parliament

‘I regret whenever someone decides that they can’t bring themselves to vote for Labour, and we will seek to rebuild the trust of those communities’

The shadow chancellor told an audience in the City of London that she wanted workers to pay less tax but that she would only act 'when resources allow'.

Tories will crow about falling inflation and Britain’s waning recession. But the public sees the reality in its shopping basket

Shadow chancellor calls Tory message of improving economy ’deluded’

The shadow chancellor will accuse ministers of ‘gaslighting’ Britons over the state of the economy as she draws battle lines ahead of the election.