Stride distances himself from Jenrick's claims about Reeves
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Stride distances himself from Jenrick's claims about Reeves
Mel Stride has appeared to distance himself from Robert Jenrick, who earlier posted a video on social media claiming Rachel Reeves' career as chancellor was "dead".
The shadow chancellor adds, "everybody has their own particular way of conducting their politics".
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves shares positive news from the labour market data released today, noting 384,000 more jobs since she took office despite a slight unemployment increase. She acknowledges more work is needed to get everyone who can work back into employment.
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