Chancellor vows to fight for growth in major economic reset

Rachel Reeves declares growth won't come without a "fight"

GROWTH will not come without a "fight," Rachel Reeves declared in a major speech today. The Chancellor vowed to "take the right decisions now to change our country's future" as she set out a major economic reset.

Britain's potential held back for too long

In Oxfordshire, the Chancellor said: "Low growth is not our destiny but growth will not come without a fight." She emphasized that Britain's potential has been held back for too long and that the country can do much better.

New investments and developments on the horizon

Yesterday, Trending In The News revealed Manchester United's plans for a 100,000-seater mega-stadium will "generate growth" to the tune of £7 billion every year. Ms. Reeves gave the green light to the residential, transport, and entertainment development at Old Trafford as part of her speech.

Infrastructure and economic boost

The Chancellor also backed a new rail link from Oxford to Cambridge, which is estimated to add £78 billion to the economy over the next decade. Additionally, she promised to address Britain's over-inflated welfare bill and announced investments in electric vehicle charging networks and raw materials for solar panels.