Rachel Reeves reacts to GDP figures showing no growth in April

Rachel Reeves, Shadow Chancellor, discusses the UK's economic state, criticizing the Conservative government's handling and presenting Labour's plan for growth. She highlights the lack of growth over 14 years and Labour's strategy for stability, investment, and reform. The discussion includes potential impacts on mortgages and the importance of economic stability. Reeves refrains from speculating on Bank of England's interest rate decisions but acknowledges the financial strain on families.

In what ways does Rachel Reeves believe the planning system needs reform?

What does Rachel Reeves say about the impact of the Conservatives' mini budget on family finances?