Sisters with a mission
Rachel and Ellie Reeves are setting their sights on a historic milestone by aiming to become the first sisters ever to sit in the Cabinet, should Labour come into power. Both frontbenchers are determined to work closely together to support Sir Keir Starmer in his bid to become the next Prime Minister.
Strong bond and shared goals
The Reeves sisters, unlike the Miliband brothers, have a strong personal and professional bond. They consider themselves lucky to have each other and are even each other’s bridesmaids. With Rachel as Shadow Chancellor and Ellie as an election strategist, their partnership could be Labour's secret weapon.
Labour's strategy for success
With the upcoming general election looming, the Reeves sisters agree that trust is key for a Labour victory. They emphasize the importance of voters, including Sun readers, trusting the party with their money. Rachel and Ellie are determined to communicate messages about the economy, cost of living crisis, and a plan for growth effectively.
From humble beginnings to political heights
Daughters of two teachers, Rachel and Ellie Reeves rose from a comprehensive school in Beckenham to Oxford University. Both were inspired to join the Labour Party during their teenage years, just before the party's iconic 1997 election win. Reflecting on their journey, they express pride in potentially making history as the first sisters in the Cabinet.
Breaking barriers and looking to the future
Rachel Reeves is determined to shatter the glass ceiling as the first woman Chancellor of the Exchequer, should Labour win the election. While the possibility of a female leader for Labour is discussed, both sisters remain focused on their current roles, with Rachel eyeing the Chancellor position as her ideal job.
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