Henry Zeffman

Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, faces tough questions about whether she misled the public regarding the UK’s finances and her fiscal policies. Joining her is Henry Zeffman, BBC's chief political correspondent, who breaks down the implications of Reeves' claims and the timing of the Office for Budget Responsibility's forecasts. The discussion includes a closer look at Labour's manifesto promises, the impact on public trust, and the controversial budget trade-offs. They also address the mixed reactions from the public regarding increased contributions.