The Guardian view on Britain’s new chancellor: his purpose must be to protect living standards | Editorial
Mr Healey made fiscal credibility the condition for his goal of turbocharging apprenticeships for young people, funding for unions to reskill workers and spending on defence to create manufacturing jobs. The speech’s imagery was canny: miners, shipyards and submarines give “reindustrialisation” a recognisable Labour history. He also faced the future with a clever line about British workers “harnessing AI, not being outrun by it”.
- ▪Mr Healey made fiscal credibility the condition for his goal of turbocharging apprenticeships for young people, funding for unions to reskill workers and spending on defence to create manufacturing jobs.
- ▪The speech’s imagery was canny: miners, shipyards and submarines give “reindustrialisation” a recognisable Labour history.
- ▪He also faced the future with a clever line about British workers “harnessing AI, not being outrun by it”.
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John Healey speaking at the Labour party conference on 28 September. ‘What was left unsaid by Mr Healey was far more important than what was said.’ Photograph: News Images/NurPhoto/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenJohn Healey speaking at the Labour party conference on 28 September. ‘What was left unsaid by Mr Healey was far more important than what was said.’ Photograph: News Images/NurPhoto/ShutterstockOpinionJohn HealeyThe Guardian view on Britain’s new chancellor: his purpose must be to protect living standardsEditorialJohn Healey has offered a vision, but an energy shock will mean households and businesses need to be offered help in the budgetMon 28 Sep 2026 13.44 EDTLast modified on Mon 28 Sep 2026 14.14 EDTShareIn his first speech to Labour party conference as chancellor, John…
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