Tomorrow is a massive deal for Rachel Reeves, Labour, and the country - here's what to expect

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Tomorrow is a massive deal for Rachel Reeves, Labour, and the country - here's what to expect

This spending review is a massive deal. It's a massive deal because of the sums of money and capital the government is about to allocate - £600bn over the next three to four years.

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Rachel Reeves British politician (born 1979)

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Labour Party (UK) Political party in the United Kingdom

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Credit: ODN Duration: 00:47Published on January 1, 1970