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MPs react to Rachel Reeves' spending review
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June 11, 2025
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as posted by the channelPoliticsJOE went down to College Green to bring you reactions to Rachel Reeves’ first Spending Review as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Reeves outlined how much Labour will be spend on capital projects, like transport and infrastructure, as well as outlining day-to-day spending in public services. But will the outlined spending deliver Labour's manifesto promises?
Labour MP Neil Duncan-Jordan calls for increased taxation to fund spending, including a wealth tax, and suggests support shouldn't just go to pensioners, but everyone struggling through the cost-of-living crisis.
SNP Westminster Leader Stephen Flynn says Scotland doesn't come out on top of this review, despite Reeves' promising defence jobs, GB Energy, and investment in energy projects in the nation.
Liberal Democrat MP Helen Morgan says no department wins in this spending review, especially not health and social care, which she calls for a more radical approach to.
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