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Keir Starmer promises to revive UK as he dismisses ‘silly’ freebies stories

Keir Starmer will deliver a speech to reboot his government and inject hope, and attempt to move beyond the scandals about gifts, the internal squabbles and the accusations of being doom laden

The Independent UK

Starmer to strike more upbeat note as Treasury plots spending boost

In first conference speech as PM, Labour leader will defend tough rhetoric but say there is light at the end of the tunnel

The Guardian - UK

I'm the protester from Rachel Reeves's speech – here's what happened

THE protester who was aggressively kicked out of Rachel Reeves’ speech at Labour conference described the experience as “brutal” ...

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The Guardian view on Rachel Reeves’ speech: when troubling evidence can’t be wished away

Editorial: The chancellor suggested that she might need to rewrite her fiscal rules. That would be a good thing

The Guardian - UK

'Placating his Westminster bosses': Anas Sarwar slated for Labour conference speech

ANAS Sarwar has been accused of “placating his Westminster bosses” with his speech at the Labour Party conference.

The National (Scotland)

‘They won’t vote Labour again’: Pensioners fume at Keir Starmer at conference protest

PENSIONERS staged a protest outside Labour’s annual conference on Monday, calling for Keir Starmer to reverse the party’s move to cut winter…

The National (Scotland)

Rachel Reeves sticks to script and saves big changes for next month’s budget

Conference speech was light on detail and not the pivot away from doom and gloom that critics wanted

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OPINION - Rachel Reeves embraces optimism – but the sting will be in the Budget

In early August 1979, Peter Cropper, a special advisor to newly-installed chancellor of the exchequer, Geoffrey Howe, sent a memo to colleagues. They should, he warned them, "stop being so downbeat. The world economy may be gloomy but there's absolutely no need for us to be gloomy."

Evening Standard

Rachel Reeves announces free school breakfast clubs from April as she doubles down on winter fuel cuts

Labour chancellor was heckled about the sale of arms to Israel as she made her speech to her party’s annual conference in Liverpool

The Independent UK

Britain's Treasury chief tries to turn on the economic optimism after months of gloomy talk

British Treasury chief Rachel Reeves has promised not to return to an era of public spending cuts despite the dire state of the U.K.’s national finances

The Independent UK

What is austerity – and why is Rachel Reeves accused of bringing it back?

The chancellor stared down her critics at her first conference speech in power – but do they have a point?

The Independent UK

Starmer accused of ‘silencing pensioners’ after blocking winter fuel payments conference vote

The prime minister is facing a furious backlash from unions after kicking a key vote on the plans to Wednesday - the last day of conference known as the graveyard slot

The Independent UK

Anti-Israel protester interrupts Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Labour conference speech

An anti-Israel protester disrupted the Chancellor’s speech at the Labour Party conference on Monday.

Evening Standard

Pro-Palestine protester interrupts Rachel Reeves speech at Labour conference

RACHEL Reeves's speech to Labour Party conference has been interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters ...

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Three in five already think Labour set to lose next election, poll finds

MOST voters already think Labour will lose the next General Election, according to a new poll.

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