Rachel Reeves warns of looming ‘harsh headwinds’ as she fails to dispel fears over major tax rises at Labour Party conference

Rachel Reeves warned the “harsh global winds” that beat up of England’s economy because it could not eliminate the fears of big tax increases in the next budget.

In the main phase of the Liverpool, the workers’ Conference in the main phase, in his policy -making speech, Chancellor tried to fight against an increasing sense of apocalypse and gloom against the economy, and instead he saw a olmuş prepared for economic success.

He also seemed to have targeted Andy Burnham on his economic approach, saying that unlimited borrowing was “dangerous wrong”.

Chancellor, which seems more safe and comfortable than it was in months, applauded 10 stands while removing the field to workers’ members in front of a difficult budget in November.

“Don’t let anyone tell you that there is no difference between a conservative government and a workers’ government,” he said.

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During the speech, live applause from workers’ members shows that they did not give up the surrounded chancellor.

However, on Monday, at the beginning of the chancellor, the first budget of the chancellor will not repeat the tax raid, after admitting “the world has changed”, it comes in the midst of widespread speculation on tax increases.

Reeves told the delegates that he would keep the control of public finances and “will not take risks with the confidence given to us by the British people”.

However, he acknowledged that the elections were made “more difficult ı by international activities and“ long -term damage ”to the economy.

Chancellor BBC Radio 4s in his statement, the government is preparing a government to fill a black hole worth tens of billions of pounds in public finances. Today The program prior to his speech: “Wars in Europe and the Middle East, whether there are obstacles to trade due to tariffs from the United States, whether the cost of global borrowing, we are not immune to these things.”

“It is very important that we maintain these economic stability commitments, because as a country, we rely on the acquisition of state debt to finance what we do.

“I wish it wasn’t like that, but it’s not the world I could want to be like in the world.”

Then he said to the conference: ız We will encounter more tests in the coming months, the future elections became even more difficult by harsh global winds and long -term damage to our economy. ”

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Experts, Mrs. Reeves, the National Economic and Social Studies Institute of 50 billion pounds in the budget to fill a black hole to fill or have to reduce expenditures, he said.

Ms. Reeves said that he would make elections in the budget that “leads our country forward”: olmayan No matter what the tests, whatever the tests, I give you this commitment: I will not take risks with the trust given to us by the British people. ”

Cabinet Minister Darren Jones, who spoke with Sky News after the speech, could not exclude the Labor Party’s claims that the Workers’ Party would abandon the commitment to upgrade VAT, income tax or national insurance.

“I do not manage anything or anything. All I say is the manifesto today.

The Prime Minister’s Secretary, “We have a budget process we will pass and any decision will be announced to parliament normally,” he said.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Reeves spokesman insisted: “We made these commitments in the manifesto. We kept these commitments in the manifesto. And we are standing in these commitments in these commitments”.

In his speech, he confirmed plans for the youth guarantee and offered young people who spent 18 months in employment, education or training.

He also said that the government will advance our “North Powerhouse railway plans”, which connects the towns and cities in North England, and that a library plans in every British primary school.

Labor Reform, together with UK, Britain’s polls, Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership was questioned and the great Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham claimed that he was called to challenge him by some MPs.

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In Something that seems to be a reference to voters, Mr. Burnham said, “Reeves said,“ There are still those who sell the idea that we can still abandon economic responsibility and send any restrictions on expenditures.

“Wrong – dangerously.”

Mr Burnham claimed that Britain should go beyond being in a hock to bond markets ”while determining billions of borrowing plans.

Chancellor agreed that the year “brought a fair share of difficulties for our party and our country, and added,“ They will not be the last ”.

He said: “If the tests confront us, we have faith, because our party and our country have overcome greater difficulties than them”.

Through the speech, the chancellor took the third standing applause after responding to a pro -Palestin Heckler, who was interrupted by the chancellor and the main stage address.

The protesters shaking the Palestinian flag shouted: “Israel is doing genocide” – but the chancellor pushed back: uz We understand your cause and know the Palestinian state … This is not the difference we do in power, not through protests. ”