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Labour Party conference | Day 2 - Chancellor heckled during speech
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7:25:28Now PlayingWatch day two the Labour Party conference live from Liverpool, as Rachel Reeves was heckled as she defended her record as chancellor.
Ms Reeves delivered a speech after defending her decision to accept £7,500 worth of free clothing while in opposition, saying it is "not something" she will be doing in her new role.
She confirmed that children in some primary schools will begin receiving free breakfast from April next year, ahead of a nationwide roll out.
Up to 750 schools will be involved in the initial £7m breakfast club scheme in the summer term, from April to July.
Today, we will also hear from:
Defence Secretary John Healey
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds
Chancellor Rachel Reeves at noon
Science Secretary Peter Kyle
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh
Scottish Secretary Ian Murray
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar
Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens
Welsh Labour leader Eluned Morgan
Northern Ireland Secretary Hillary Benn
Environment Secretary Steve Reed
Net Zero and Energy Security Secretary Ed Miliband
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