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Reeves: Labour is the party of British business

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Reeves: Labour is the party of British business

Reeves: Labour is the party of British business

Rachel Reeves says Labour's manifesto is one for "wealth creation" and that Labour is the "party of British business".

The shadow chancellor adds that with a Labour government Britain will be "open to business once again".

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