Labour 'ready to serve, ready to lead and ready to rebuild Britain' - Reeves

Rachel Reeves discusses Labour's mission for economic stability, critiquing the Conservative government's impact on the economy. She outlines Labour's plans for growth through stability, investment, and reform, emphasizing the need for a new partnership between government and business. The speech concludes with a call for national renewal and readiness to lead.

What is the central economic mission of the Labour Party as discussed by Rachel Reeves?

• To achieve the highest sustained growth in the G7

• To reduce taxes for the wealthy

• To increase military spending

• To privatize public services

According to Rachel Reeves, what is the consequence of Conservative chaos?

• Increased public trust

• Economic stability

• Decreased business uncertainty

• Rising cost of living

What experience does Rachel Reeves cite to emphasize her understanding of economic stability?

• Her role as a business owner

• Her experience as a journalist

• Her work as an economist at the Bank of England

• Her time as a university professor

What reforms does Rachel Reeves propose for employment rights?

• Privatization of employment services

• Elimination of worker benefits

• A reduction in minimum wage

• A new deal for working people

What does Rachel Reeves say is necessary for rebuilding Britain?

• Tough choices and hard work

• Cutting education funding

• Reducing public sector jobs

• Increased military intervention