Rachel Reeves warns of harder choices to come as she hints at tax rises

Rachel Reeves said that the government was facing difficult elections because he promised that he would not take risks with public finances.

Labour’s speech at the annual party conference in Liverpool, Chancellor “taxes, inflation and interest rates as low as possible,” he promised.

However, the government’s elections implying more tax increase in the budget of November, international activities and the economy “long -term damage” by “more difficult” made, he said.

Reeves faced a difficult budget, warning the economists to tax increases, or expenditure interruptions will have to be made to meet the self -imposed borrowing rules.

Reeves, who pressed a tax on a BBC interview before his speech, said, “The world has changed,” he said last year – the wars in Europe and the Middle East, the US tariffs and the cost of global borrowing.

“We are not immune to any of this,” he added.

If taxes rise in the budget, This prepares the ground for the government’s claim to be necessary..

Reeves accused Liz Truss for sending a “spiral” with a mini budget of Liz Truss, criticizing the previous conservative governments.

And Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham’s Mayor of the Labor in the comments to be seen as a scroll Reeves, “We can still abandon economic responsibility and spend any restriction on spending is still watching the idea.

“They are wrong – dangerous – and we must be honest about what this election will mean.”

Burnham continued his vocal criticism against Sir Keir Starmer during Labour’s Conference. And he didn’t ignore a leadership offer.

However, after proposing that the ministers “screaming in the bond markets”, some workers’ deputies reacted – referring to the government’s expenditures and self -imposing rules that limit borrowing.

Reeves also used his speech to criticize Reform UK, who has been exceeding the opinion polls for several months, although he was only five deputies.

The worker accelerated his attacks on the party at his conference.

“The greatest threat to lifestyle and the living standards of working people is the agenda of the Nigel Farage and Reform Party.” He said.

He continued: “Whatever, no matter what, no matter what, they are not with working people because they are willing to break the communities and families into pieces.”

When a protestist held the Palestinian flag, there was a deduction in his speech, and Reeves told him that the Labor Party was not a protest party. Mersexide police said that there was no “police participation”.

Two months before the budget, when the chancellor would determine the government’s tax and expenditure plans, Reeves’ speech was relatively light of policies.

Confirmed this A safe job placement will be offered to young people who have been out of work or out of education for 18 months and receive universal loans. As part of their plans to combat youth unemployment.

Those who refuse to receive the offer without a reasonable excuse will face sanctions such as losing their benefits.

Other announcements include:

• The promise of finance a library in every primary school in England with the next elections
• A new “hit staff” to target Covid scammers, with new forces to save the money lost to the KKD contracts that cannot deliver
• New legislation that will ensure that ships and steel are British production