Labour's Rachel Reeves faces criticism for not providing a plan to cover a £2bn spending shortfall.
RACHEL Reeves was slammed by ministers yesterday for failing to explain how Labour would plug a £2billion black hole in its spending pledges. Rachel Reeves was slammed by ministers for failing to explain how Labour would plug a £2billion black hole in its spending pledgesNew home and health ministers named as PM wields axe in major reshuffle
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