Rachel Reeves confirms she no longer stands by pledge not to raise taxes | Rachel Reeves

Before his speech to the Labor Party Conference, Rachel Reeves confirmed that he did not promise not to raise taxes last year because of a mixture of conflicts, US tariffs, US tariffs and higher borrowing costs.

Before addressing the meeting at Liverpool on Monday, in a series of publications interviews, Chancellor strongly implied that VAT was not due to an increase in the budget of November.

In addition, Keir Starmer supported the reform of Britain’s support for a large number of immigrants to support the right to rob the right to live in the UK as a racist, and said that the idea of ​​policy was completely different from people who do not have the right to be in the country.

Speaking with the CBI in November last year, Reeves said that he did not return with more borrowing or more taxes – this word is less than large increases in the scale of the first budget on tax increases.

BBC Radio 4 was asked in his program on Monday in the Today’s program, Reeves answered: “Well, look, I think everyone can see that the world has changed and we can’t gain immunity against this change.

“We are not immune to these things whether they are wars in Europe and the Middle East, the obstacles to trade or the cost of global borrowing due to tariffs from the USA.”

Reeves said about the idea that tax increases may include an increase in VAT and strongly stated that this was not the case. It is understood that the raising of the VAT of the Chancellor will be shot directly on working people and stops inflation.

When asked about the tax on the BBC One’s breakfast program, “We made a commitment in our manifesto, and these commitments are standing. And they represent them for some reason, because they were ordinary people carrying the burden of economic wrong management in the last parliament.”

This meant whether this meant not to say “VAT does not mean an increase ,, Reeves said:“ We made these commitments for a reason and these commitments recorded me and recorded the trial. ”

However, if we talk today, he hit the speculation about what could happen in the budget.

“There are many people who claim to know what will happen in my budget. They are not,” he said. “Many of them speak garbage, and frankly, many are very irresponsible. I will do this to people last year, and I will often make decisions that are not returned with their money.”

Reeves asked Starmer that Starmer was asked about Sunday’s comments on Sunday, and Reeves said he agreed.

In You should call policies when they are wrong. And this is a wrong policy, ”he said. “Now there is something to say that people who are illegally here should be sent home. They should definitely do. And we have registration numbers from this country.

“Today, sitting with you, born abroad, should be deported. It is a very different thing to send to the local school because they are not born in the community center, who go to work and contribute to our country, who go to work and contribute to our country.”