'Investment or decline': Reeves touts Labour's backing for wave of new infrastructure projects

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'Investment or decline': Reeves touts Labour's backing for wave of new infrastructure projects

Chancellor steps up attacks on Reform and hails Labour's support for new nuclear, carbon capture, and rail projects, but makes no mention of wider climate and net zero strategy

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has accused Nigel Farage and the Reform Party of presenting the "single greatest threat to our way of life and to the living standards of working people", as she sought to contrast...

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