Chancellor John Healey to promise ‘new age of industrialisation’ in speech to Labour conference – UK politics live
John Healey, the chancellor, is the main speaker at the Labour conference. He was a surprise appointment to replace Rachel Reeves, he is unveiling his budget four weeks on Wednesday, and some of the pre-briefing suggests when the budget does come, it will be a relatively low-key affair, with a lot of decisions postponed until the spending review next year. And so we are definitely not expecting huge announcements at lunchtime today.But there will be some striking language.
- ▪John Healey, the chancellor, is the main speaker at the Labour conference.
- ▪He was a surprise appointment to replace Rachel Reeves, he is unveiling his budget four weeks on Wednesday, and some of the pre-briefing suggests when the budget does come, it will be a relatively low-key affair, with a lot of decisions pos
- ▪And so we are definitely not expecting huge announcements at lunchtime today.But there will be some striking language.
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| Publication time | Mon, 28 Sep 2026 06:54:24 GMT |
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6m ago02.54 EDTGood morning. John Healey, the chancellor, is the main speaker at the Labour conference. He was a surprise appointment to replace Rachel Reeves, he is unveiling his budget four weeks on Wednesday, and some of the pre-briefing suggests when the budget does come, it will be a relatively low-key affair, with a lot of decisions postponed until the spending review next year. And so we are definitely not expecting huge announcements at lunchtime today.But there will be some striking language. Healey is going to promise a “new age of industrialisation”.According to the overnight briefing from Labour, he will explain that in these terms. double quotation markMy politics were shaped by the industrial heartlands of South Yorkshire.
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