Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasized Labour's need for significant changes to regain voter trust and win future elections, admitting past dissatisfaction with their governance. At the Edinburgh Fringe festival, she expressed urgency for reform but acknowledged the limitations of immediate change. Voter impatience is evident, reflected in low approval ratings for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Reeves reiterated the challenge of rectifying inherited issues within the government's management while ensuring fiscal responsibility in the process, which may not always align with immediate popularity among the electorate.
Rachel Reeves stated that Labour must change the country to deserve to win the next election. She acknowledged voter dissatisfaction with the party's past governance.
Speaking at the Edinburgh Fringe festival, Chancellor Rachel Reeves expressed impatience for change while noting that ministers cannot accomplish everything immediately, highlighting a gradual approach to governance.
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