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She provides that the election is a alternative between 5 extra years of “chaos” and a Labour Party that can present “stability”.

Reeves provides that her social gathering has modified below chief Sir Keir Starmer.

Reeves says over the next three weeks she and her colleagues will work to “expose the damage” the Tories have caused to the economy.

She says her party will offer a “credible, responsible” alternative to voters at the general election on 4 July.

Home Secretary James Cleverly has condemned the attack on Nigel Farage.

He said: “There must be no place for violence and intimidation in our politics and these actions should be condemned by everyone.

“Thanks to the police for their quick action to detain the suspect.”

Reeves insists that her party’s manifesto, to be printed on Thursday, might be absolutely costed.

“I will not raise taxes on working people,” she says.

There might be no hikes in revenue tax, nationwide insurance coverage or VAT at some stage in the following parliament, she provides.

Sunak would have put his plans in a Budget moderately than the manifesto if he was assured the figures added up, Reeves says.

She says the Tories “know their numbers don’t add up”.

Shadow chancellor provides that the Tories’ “desperation” will put the financial system in danger.

Reeves describes the manifesto as a “last-minute, desperate scramble” to win votes forward of the final election.

She notes that Sunak included plans for additional cuts to nationwide insurance coverage contribution after Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, advised doing so wouldn’t “move the dial”.

There is “no plan” to pay for the tax cuts, she provides.

Sunak’s manifesto is proof that the Tories haven’t “learned their lesson” from the Truss catastrophe, Reeves says.

She provides that the social gathering’s plans are a “recipe” for 5 extra years of “chaos”.

Reeves asks “what happened” to the Sunak who wished to “steady the ship”.

Increased mortgage costs “not tax cuts” is what the public will get if the Tory plans are followed through, Reeves claims.

She again likens the party’s manifesto to the disastrous Liz Truss mini-Budget that despatched the markets into freefall.

“The damage done in those 49 days will last for years”, Reeves provides, as she criticises Sunak’s name for the voters to look to the long run moderately than the previous.

Lastly, Reeves says, the Tories will not be able to save £12bn from the welfare bill.

She says the welfare bill has spiralled under the government.

Shadow chancellor adds that savings can be found but that the Tories’ plans to slash £12bn are “pure fiction”.

The fourth error, Reeves claims, is the Tory promise to seek out financial savings from scrapping poorly performing college programs.

She says it’s not true that the social gathering can discover greater than £1bn from the coverage.

It gained’t work as a result of they don’t have any plans to cap scholar numbers, she provides.