8legs: Major speech in central london

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PM vows to go after welfare as he defends Rachel Reeves and blasts Brexit deal

Starmer says there was no misleading by Reeves ahead of the Budget, defending the Chancellor's handling.
Starmer claims the government protected public services while tackling poverty and the cost of living.
Reeves faces calls to resign as debates over fiscal numbers and welfare reforms continue.
Starmer frames welfare reform as essential to unlock potential for young people.
PM argues that £26 billion in tax rises were necessary to improve public services.
Starmer says the UK must be open to a closer relationship with Europe post-Brexit.
Starmer highlights the need to reform the benefits system to address youth poverty.
Reeves defends her forecast decisions, saying the surplus would have been insufficient for the buffer.
Cabinet ministers reportedly supported Reeves despite claims of a Budget misstep.
The event emphasizes Labour's focus on balancing fiscal responsibility with social welfare aims.

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