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Rachel Reeves accuses government of 'gaslighting' the public

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Rachel Reeves accuses government of 'gaslighting' the public

Rachel Reeves accuses government of 'gaslighting' the public

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has accused the government of "gaslighting" the British public over the state of the economy.

Ms Reeves told business leaders in a speech on Tuesday the government's claims its economic plan is working are "deluded".

Report by Kennedyl.

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