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Sky News's Beth Rigby asked Sir Keir Starmer if he was "in denial" as she accused him of ignoring her question at a press conference today.
The Prime Minister announced the 10-year NHS plan after a difficult 48 hours for Labour following his welfare U-turn and the Chancellor's tearful appearance at PMQs.
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Rigby asked: "Your first year anniversary has been marked by a self-inflicted shambles over welfare that's left you and your Chancellor wounded.
"You've U-turned on your reforms, your MPs don't trust you and markets worry you've lost resolve on fiscal discipline.
"It's the epitome of sticking plaster politics and chaos that you promised voters you would end.
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"You say it's your responsibility, so can you explain to our viewers how you got this so wrong and what you intend to do to rebuild trust and authority in your party?"
Sir Keir began reeling off Labour's "long list of achievements" but did not address welfare.
Sky News's political editor then pressed: "Are you just in denial? You've totally ignored my question?"
The PM replied: "I'm not, we didn't get the process there right but I think it's right that if we're looking at the entire year that we look at all the things we've delivered."
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2 days ago17:06 Steph Spyro
Turbulent week for Labour marks first year in power
Sir Keir Starmer is facing Labour dissent, economic uncertainty and spiralling conflict abroad as he marks a year in Number 10.
The Prime Minister led his party back into power with more than 400 MPs on July 4 last year – clinching a majority just short of Sir Tony Blair’s landslide in 1997.
But with a daunting in-tray of problems including a stuttering economy, creaking public services and global volatility, his political honeymoon period was short-lived.
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2 days ago15:12 Jonathan Walker
I was in the room for Reeves and Starmer's show of unity
Ever wondered if it’s possible to deliver a worthy speech about NHS reform while your mouth is locked in a rictus grin?
Wonder no more. Rachel Reeves has done it. And there’s photographic evidence to prove it. In fact, getting the photos and television footage was the whole point.
There was a lot going on when Chancellor made a surprise appearance at a press conference in an east London health centre, where the Government was announcing its 10-year NHS plan.
But the message from her and the Prime Minister was clear - she's keeping her job.
3 days ago13:06 Katie Harris
Reeves admits there will be a cost to welfare U-turn
Rachel Reeves said "of course there is a cost" to the welfare changes voted for in Parliament when asked if there would be tax rises in the budget.
Asked whether taxes would be hiked, the Chancellor said: "I'm to going to speculate because the budget will be in the autumn... We'll get a new forecast and we'll do the budget later this year.
"But of course there is a cost to the welfare changes that Parliament voted through this week and that will be reflected in the budget.
"But I'm also very, very clear that that stability that we've been able to return to the economy which has enabled the Bank of England to cut interests rates four times is only possible because of the fiscal discipline which is underpinned by the fiscal rules.
"And we'll be sticking to those because they're absolutely vital for the living standards of working people and also the costs that businesses face."
3 days ago12:31 Katie Harris
Reeves insists she is up to job
Rachel Reeves said she is "totally" up for the job of Chancellor and proud of her record.
Asked whether she was surprised that the Prime Minister had not offered her more full-throated backing in the chamber, she said: "I think that people can see that Keir and me are a team.
"We fought the election together, we changed the Labour Party together so that we could be in the position to return to power and over the past year we've worked in lockstep together whether that is on the budget, on the spending review or indeed on our measures to improve public services like the 10-year plan for the NHS."
Asked whether she could reassure people that she was up for the job, she said: "I totally am. This is the job that I've always wanted to do.
"I'm proud of what I've delivered as Chancellor. Look, I think all of your viewers have had tough days... I happen to be on camera when I have a tough day."
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3 days ago12:25 Katie Harris
Chancellor rejects claims of row with Commons Speaker or another Cabinet member
Rachel Reeves appeared to reject suggestions that her tears at Prime Minister's Questions were related to a conversation with Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle or another member of Government.
Asked whether this was the case, the Chancellor told broadcasters: "No, it was a personal issue, and I'm not going into the details of that.
"It wouldn't be right or fair. People saw I was upset, but that was yesterday. today's a new day and I'm just cracking on with the job.
"My job as Chancellor is to return the stability to the economy, bring investment into Britain, but most importantly to improve the lives of ordinary working people, which is why I'm so pleased that in this first year interest rates have come down four times, saving money for people with mortgages, I've been the Chancellor who's increased the national living wage... so I'm proud of what we've done this last year.
"But is there more to do as a Government? Absolutely there is, and I'm going to get on with that job."
3 days ago12:24 Katie Harris
Reeves speaks out after tearful PMQs
Rachel Reeves said "clearly I was upset'' at PMQs yesterday but added that it was her job to be in the Commons "supporting the Government and that's what I tried to do''.
The Chancellor declined to give the reason behind her tears.
She told broadcasters: "Clearly I was upset yesterday and everyone could see that. It was a personal issue and I'm not going to go into the details of that.
"My job as Chancellor at 12 o'clock on a Wednesday is to be at PMQs next to the Prime Minister, supporting the Government and that's what I tried to do.
"I guess the thing that maybe is a bit different between my job and many of your viewers' is that when I'm having a tough day it's on the telly and most people don't have to deal with that."
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3 days ago11:51 Katie Harris
Lbi Dems brand NHS plan 'most expensive sticking plaster in history'
Responding to the Government announcing their 10-year plan for the NHS, Liberal Democrat Leader Ed Davey said: “Without fixing social care, this NHS plan could be the most expensive sticking plaster in history.
“It appears Labour are borrowing from the Conservative playbook - ignoring the social care crisis because it’s just too hard. But if care and family carers are only ever an afterthought, the Government will never fix the NHS.
“For all the fanfare today, a truly bold plan to deliver the change that people are crying out for would have had care at its heart. Instead, we got a deafening silence.”
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3 days ago11:34 Jonathan Walker
The press conference ends
The PM and Chancellor speak to NHS staff following the press conference.
3 days ago11:33 Katie Harris
Starmer refuses to rule out more tax hikes
Sir Keir Starmer refused to rule out future tax hikes but insisted the "heavy lifting" to repair the public finances had already been done.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has previously promised she would not need to repeat the ￡40 billion tax raid she set out in October.
Asked if he would repeat that commitment, Sir Keir said: "No prime minister or chancellor is going to write a budget in advance, but we did really tough stuff in that budget last year.
"We made sure that we stabilised the economy and we took the big and heavy decisions early on.
"And that's what we meant by what we said when the Chancellor said that before, it's what I mean and say again today.
"We've done a lot of the heavy lifting, we've done a lot of the hard yards.
"As a result of that turning our economy around: the fastest growth in the G7 in the first quarter of this year, business confidence at a nine-year high and record investment."
3 days ago11:25 Jonathan Walker
Death of Diogo Jota ‘is devastating news’
Sir Keir Starmer expresses his "shock" at death of footballer.
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3 days ago11:22 David Williamson
The markets worry things could get worse without Reeves
Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, spells out the concerns in the world of finance, telling the Telegraph: “The concern in markets is that a new Chancellor may not be as committed to the fiscal rules.”
3 days ago11:19 Jonathan Walker
‘I have every faith in my Chancellor’
PM says he has "every faith" in his Chancellor and the pair will make decisions together for a long time to come.
3 days ago11:16 Martyn Brown
'She's here because she's the Chancellor'
Sir Keir Starmer says Rachel Reeves is attending the speech today because she has been part of the plan for the NHS and not to calm the markets which were spooked by her Commons breakdown on Wednesday.
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3 days ago11:11 David Williamson
Why did the Prime Minister not back the Chancellor in the Commons?
The Prime Minister claims he didn't realise the Chancellor was upset. Why?
He says: "I was probably the last to appreciate anything going on in the chamber."
But that doesn't answer the question. He was asked about the Chancellor's future by Kemi Badenoch and he didn't commit to keep her in post.
3 days ago11:11 Jonathan Walker
Starmer 'didn't appreciate what was happening'
Sir Keir Starmer says PMQs is "bang bang bang" and he just didn't know what else was happening, when asked why he didn't offer more support to Rachel Reeves.
He said: "I didn't appreciate what was happening because, as you will probably appreciate, PMQs is pretty wired. It goes from question to question and I am literally up, down, question, looking at who is asking me a question, thinking about my response and getting up and answering it.
"It wasn't just yesterday. No prime minister ever has had side conversations in PMQs. It does happen in other debates when there is a bit more time, but in PMQs it is bang, bang, bang, bang. That is what it was yesterday and therefore I was probably the last to appreciate anything else going on in the chamber.
"That is just a straightforward human explanation."
3 days ago11:08 Jonathan Walker
Starmer says Reeves job is safe
The BBC asks Rachel Reeves to talk about her tears in the Commons yesterday but Sir Keir, who is taking questions, says she has made clear on a number of occasions that yesterday is a personal issue - and says the Chancellor will be making decisions "for many years to come" - making clear her job is safe.
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3 days ago11:04 Jonathan Walker
Big focus on better health apps
Entire industries have reorganised around apps, says Sir Keir.
The NHS app will be transformed like having a doctor "in your pocket", he adds.
3 days ago11:00 Jonathan Walker
More focus on prevention and care outside hospitals
There will be more focus on stopping people getting ill in the first place says the PM, and more health treatment will be provided out side hospitals.
3 days ago10:57 Jonathan Walker
NHS at a turning point
The NHS will use new technology to make care better and "give patients more power and control" says the PM.
He says people are starting lose pride and hope "in this great country". Concern about the NHS and sense people don't get a "fair deal" are part of the cause, he says.
Sir Keir Starmer speaks at the press conference (Image: PA)
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3 days ago10:55 David Williamson
Support for Rachel Reeves in the Commons
Rachel Reeves has "more class than most" Tory frontbenchers - according to Commons Leader Lucy Powell as she defended her "friend". She told the Commons:
"Can I just take this opportunity Mr Speaker, I would rarely do this, to just put on record how proud I am of my friend the first female Chancellor."The very difficult and formidable job that she has been doing, and quite honestly she's got more class than most of the rest of the members opposite on the frontbench I'm sure."
3 days ago10:52 Jonathan Walker
Starmer: my mum was a proud nurse
The PM says his mum, wife and sister work or worked in the NHS.
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3 days ago10:51 David Williamson
An urgent show of unity
The Government could not be doing more to show that Rachel Reeves is not on the way out. The image they are trying to convey is a Government of action, with Sir Keir Starmer speaking without a jacket and tie.
They realise that for the Chancellor to go now would send out the message to the country, the markets (and the NHS!) that the Government had failed on the economy.
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3 days ago10:50 Jonathan Walker
Reeves does not directly address yesterday
The Chancellor speaks about the NHS and did not mention her tears at PMQs yesterday. She praises Sir Keir Starmer, who will now speak.
3 days ago10:48 Jonathan Walker
All smiles from Rachel Reeves
The Chancellor says extra funding for the NHS has allowed recruitment of more GPs and more appointments.
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3 days ago10:45 Jonathan Walker
Everyone seems much happier today!
Rachel Reeves will speak - Wes Streeting praises "her leadership". The NHS staff in attendance cheer and applaud.
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3 days ago10:44 Jonathan Walker
Starmer and Reeves listen to Streeting
The Prime Minister and Chancellor watch on as the Health Secretary speaks at the press conference.
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3 days ago10:42 Jonathan Walker
Health Secretary sets out new NHS plan
Wes Streeting speaks at the press conference on the Government's 10-year NHS plan.
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3 days ago10:39 Jonathan Walker
Chancellor is with the PM
Rachel Reeves has arrived at the health announcement in a show of unity alongside Sir Keir Starmer.
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3 days ago10:12 David Williamson
The public are hardly applauding Labour on the NHS
Labour casts itself as the party of the NHS but only a quarter of the public think it is doing a good job improving the NHS, according to Ipsos. Nearly half (46%) last month thought it was doing a bad job.
By setting out a 10-year plan, Labour is essentially asking the country to vote them into office again to finish the job. In a week in which the Government has looked in disarray this is a tough ask.
3 days ago10:12 Jonathan Walker
Show of support for Rachel Reeves
It looks like we are about to see the Prime Minister make a big public show of support for Rachel Reeves.
3 days ago10:01 David Williamson
Tories are not taking the pressure off Rachel Reeves
There's sympathy on a human level for the Chancellor but the Tories are not stepping back from attacking Rachel Reeves. Shadow Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho acknowledged the "superhuman" resilience required in top jobs but said a chief executive who cried in public would not be forgiven. She then compared Ms Reeves to her own party's former PM, Liz Truss, saying:
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are primarily in trouble because they were serially dishonest in an election. Cameron and Osborne, told the electorate they would make cuts and bring down the deficit and they did so. Whatever you may think of them, at the time they took the public with them. Liz Truss did not tell people about a huge spending increase and was punished. Rachel was insistent she was not going to overspend, that she didn’t need to make cuts or raise taxes. She came into office and did the opposite.
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3 days ago09:57 Jonathan Walker
Rumours that Rachel Reeves will attend the PM’s health statement
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is said to be attending the health statement that the PM is about to make. We'll see if that turns out to be the case.
3 days ago09:31 David Williamson
Wes Streeting will give statement in Commons
The Health Secretary is expected to make a statement on the 10-year NHS plan at 1130. The timing is fortuitous, to say the least. The Government needs to show it has not ground to a halt after the welfare reform humiliation and the market turmoil.
3 days ago09:29 Jonathan Walker
NHS must reform or die, says Starmer
The Prime Minister will face questions about Rachel Reeves, but what he wants to talk about is his 10-year plan for the health service.
Some details have already emerged - you can read all about them here - and Sir Keir has warned the future of the NHS is at stake.
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3 days ago09:21 Katie Harris
Starmer didn't appreciate how upset Reeves was as he was focused on PMQs
Sir Keir Starmer said he did not fully appreciate how upset Rachel Reeves was in the Commons because he was focused on responding to Prime Minister's Questions.
He told Virgin Radio: "I actually personally didn't appreciate it was happening in the Chamber because I came in, I've got questions being fired at me in PMQs so I'm constantly up at the despatch box and down.
"I think we just need to be clear, it's a personal matter, and I'm not going to breach Rachel's privacy by going into what's a personal matter for her."
3 days ago08:54 Katie Harris
PM refuses to confirm if welfare reforms will save money
The Prime Minister refused to confirm whether his welfare reforms will save any money after they were stripped of key elements to prevent a Labour revolt.
Asked on BBC Radio 4's Today programme how much money the welfare reforms will now save, Sir Keir Starmer said: "In terms of getting people back into work, of course, that will be good for the economy, because more people coming back into work and being supported back into work is good for them."
He said the amount saved will be determined after disability minister Sir Stephen Timms completes his review of the Pip assessment process.
Pressed on whether the changes made will now cost the Government more money, Sir Keir said: "We need to finish the Stephen Timms review in order to properly answer that question."
He added: "We will deal with all these matters at the budget and we will set out what we're spending money on and how we're going to spend it.
3 days ago08:45 Katie Harris
Starmer says Reeves is 'fine'
Sir Keir Starmer said Rachel Reeves was “fine” following her tearful PMQs.
The Prime Minister told Virgin Radio: “She’s fine. She’s good… I had a long chat with her last night.
“She’s very resilient and strong is Rachel. She’s driven through lots of change in the Labour Party. We’ve had to change the Labour Party, fought an election together.
“I’ve seen her resilience first hand. I admire it. She’s a really powerful woman, and she’s also very widely respected.
“The sort of messages of concern that have come in over the last 24 hours or so show the great affection and respect in which she is held.
“People are held in respect for a reason, and that’s because people know they’re very good at what they’re doing.”
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3 days ago08:30 Katie Harris
Reeves crying was 'painful to watch' - Farage
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said Rachel Reeves's tearful appearance at PMQs was "painful to watch".
Speaking during an LBC phone-in, he said: "I thought she was ill to begin with. I am sorry for her, personally. It was hard.
"When you work as part of a team, when one of them is limping, you help them out. He left without saying anything to her, it looked a bit callous.
"To have your own PM disavow you in front of the world and not show her something... She will be thinking very hard over the weekend, is this worth it?"
3 days ago08:09 Katie Harris
Streeting says Reeves will 'bounce back'
Rachel Reeves will "bounce back" after her tearful scenes in the Commons, Wes Streeting has said.
The Health Secretary told Times Radio: "You've seen her in action, you know how tough she is, she will bounce back.
"And we know that from the leadership she's shown during the last year as Chancellor, which have seen interest rates fall four times, seen wages finally rising faster than the cost of living, and have seen the UK with the fastest growing economy in the G7.
"That's a stark contrast to what we saw previously, under previous governments. And it's that leadership, that strength, that judgment, that will see her continue to lead our economy, family finances and businesses from strength to strength for many years to come."
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3 days ago07:33 Katie Harris
Starmer admits he 'didn't get the process right' over welfare cuts
The Prime Minister has admitted his Government "didn't get the process right" in handling its package of welfare reforms.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Sir Keir Starmer said: "We didn't get the process right.
"Labour MPs are absolutely vested in this.
"It matters to them to get things like this right, and we didn't get that process right."
The reforms had been stripped of key elements to reduce the scale of a Labour revolt.
The Prime Minister added: "We didn't engage in the way that we should have done."
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3 days ago07:19 Katie Harris
PM says last few days have been 'tough'
The last few days have been "tough" for the Government, Sir Keir Starmer has acknowledged, but said his party would "come through it stronger".
In an interview with the BBC, the Prime Minister said: "I'm not going to pretend the last few days have been easy, they've been tough.
"I'm the sort of person that then wants to reflect on that, to ask myself what do we need to ensure we don't get into a situation like that again, and we will go through that process.
"But I also know what we will do and that's we will come through it stronger."
3 days ago07:08 Katie Harris
Reeves will be Chancellor 'very long time to come' - Starmer
Rachel Reeves will be Chancellor for a "very long time to come", Sir Keir Starmer has told the BBC after her tears at PMQs.
Speaking to the BBC's podcast Political Thinking with Nick Robinson, the Prime Minister denied suggestions the Chancellor was upset by the fallout over the Government's welfare Bill.
Sir Keir said: "That's absolutely wrong, it's got nothing to do with politics, nothing to do with what's happened this week. It was a personal matter for her. I'm not going to intrude on her privacy by talking to you about that. It is a personal matter."
Asked if Ms Reeves would remain in her post, the Prime Minister said: "She will be Chancellor by the time this is broadcast, she will be Chancellor for a very long time to come, because this project that we've been working on to change the Labour party, to win the election, change the country, that is a project which the Chancellor and I've been working on together."
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3 days ago07:07 Katie Harris
Starmer to unveil NHS plan
A new 10-year NHS plan will "fundamentally rewire" the health service and put care on people's doorsteps, the Prime Minister has said.
Sir Keir Starmer will use a speech in London today to unveil his vision for the NHS, which will focus on "three big shifts" in the way the health service operates.
The blueprint sets out how the NHS will move from analogue to digital, treatment to prevention, and from hospital to more community care.
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