Rachel Reeves to warn the UK must ‘fight’ for economic growth

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On Wednesday, Chancellor Rachel Revela promises to start “further and faster” to start the British economy with the largest speech, as he tries to persuade financial markets and businesses that the government is adhering to growth.

Reeves announce that he is ready to have a “struggle” with opponents, including environmentalists who are on the way to government planning reforms.

The Chancellor is putting pressure on the tax collector in October to ensure businesses and investors, the basic package of employment reforms and the increase of gilded concessions.

Reeves will confirm that the government revives the “Oxford-Cambridge Corridor” plans to liberalize the planning regime and get more houses built.

Chancellor will also present progress on a new “industrial strategy” and its signal support for the expansion of the airport in the Supreme London.

He will also confirm plans to calm down the rules set out by the decision of the 160 billion pounds.

“For a very long time, we accepted low expectations, and we accepted stagnation,” he said. “Low growth is not our destiny. But the growth will not come without a struggle. “

Oxford-Cambridge’s bow will attract new transport ties and apartments between two main university cities in Britain. It Rack was three years AGo At that time by Conservative Prime Minister Boris NS Johnson.

Reeves will highlight the 4500-year development programs of Cambridge and praise the proposal of the University of Cambridge to build an innovative loop.

Chancellor has recently walked its rhetoric, ordering the policy of prioritizing whithall departments and regulators.

Tuesday, the strayers promised to “grow the heavy wire in all decisions in the government,” during a meeting with RIVES and senior leaders in London.

The import street confirmed Whitehall’s “Write Tour”, under which the members of the cabinet are consulted on the new policy, which means that the ministers must define “growth certificates”.

In March, the government will present a planning and infrastructure project to block many judicial reviews to block protesters and to remove the strength of the environmental clows.

New legislation along with Reeves’ Environmental for a new third runway in Heathrowprompted to some green groups.

“Green Alliance Executive Director Shau Trans” said Rieki’s speech “The ball” will take the relationship between the government and the environment.

“Thousands have built a partnership that needs to be based on pure energy and growth missions, the government seems to intend to make the main part of its political coalition, pursuing a number of high-risky, high carbon, but eventually low returns. Projects, “he added.

Transportation Secretary Heid Alexander is expected to speed up the expanses both Luto and Gatvik airports in the Quas-Judicial Process Spring.

Heathrow is still waiting for a clear political support before submitting its application, possible by the end of the year, passing through the third runway.

With the expansion of the Heathrow, he used to oppose the government’s eight current members, including Prime Minister Sir Keyir.

Climate Change Secretary Ed Milliband is a long opponent of the scheme, but he said he would not refuse the cabinet.

But several BACKBENCH workers criticized Heathrow’s potential expansion on Tuesday in the Hytrow Palace.

Andy officer, MP for Hammit and Chisvik, said that “there is no opportunity to show a basis in this parliament.”

The government must update its “announcement of the national policy of airports”, as the current one published in 2018 was produced before the British climate goals, including net zero 2050.

A report published by a new Motherwoman, which was conducting a new working candidate Nagund, would warn that GDP will be sufficient to keep voters happy.

“The value of life is the primary attention of voters. A number of success seems to complete the crisis and raise the one-time income, “the report said. “The society must see that the economy is growing so that it will benefit them.”