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Hi, I'm Anouche. I'm Rachel. I'm also Rachel. And this is the New

Statements Politics Podcast, which we're bringing to you from the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

In this episode, we're joined by Darren Jones, Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury,

and we're going to be discussing the Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves' pledge

to rebuild Britain. Hello, I'm Anouche Shekelly, and Britain editor of the New

Statement and host of this podcast. And joining me in this strange booth that we found

in the Liverpool Conference Centre, I have deputy political editor Rachel Weermouth

and our associate political editor Rachel Cunliffe. And we'll soon be joined by the Shadow Chief

Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Bristol North, Darren Jones. Before our MP comes,

let's bitch about conference bitch. So the idea of this conference is supposed to be

why Labour. So, okay, we've heard the problems with the country, we've heard Keir Starmer's

backstory. It's now like, what will a Labour Britain look like? And I have not got that impression

from the speeches that we've been watching, even though Shadow Cabinet members have been told

to frame their speeches around that question. Yeah, there's not. Because there was so little new

policy in Rachel Reeves' speech, and I haven't heard anything that's majorly moving on the narrative

for Labour this conference yet. But I guess a lot of that would come potentially tomorrow in

Keir Starmer's speech, where you would hope that you would get a bit more of a vision of what

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