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Rachel Reeves

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Gender Female
Age 45
Date of birth February 13,1979
Zodiac sign Aquarius
Born Lewisham
London
United Kingdom
Spouse Nicholas Joicey
Office Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Job Politician
Economist
Education New College
University of Oxford
London School of Economics and Political Science
BooksAlice in Westminster: The Political Life of Alice Bacon
Why Vote Labour?
Official site members.parliament.uk
Party Labour Party
Position Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom since 2010
Siblings Ellie Reeves
Previous positionShadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (2020–2021)
NationalityBritish
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Rachel Jane Reeves is a British politician and economist serving as Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer since 2021. A member of the Labour Party, she has been Member of Parliament for Leeds West since 2010.

Biography

Rachel reeves is a member of parliament of the united kingdom.She was born on the 5th of december 1976 in leeds.England.She is 44 years old.Rachel is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs around 55 kg.She has brwon eyes and a slim body tpye.Her zodiac sign is sagittarius and she is of british nationality.

Family

Rachel is the daughter of john and mary reeves.She has two siblings.A brother and a sister.She is married to nick smith and they have two chidlren together.

Education and Career

Rachel attended the university of leeds.Where she studied economics and politics.She then went on to pursue a matser’s degree in economics from the university of cambridge.After graduating.Rachel worked as an economist for the bank of england and the british government.In 2010.She was elected as a member of parliament for leeds west.

Most Important Event

In 2019.Rachel was appointed as the shadow chancellor of the exchequer.Making her the first woman to hodl the position.She was praised for her wrok in the role and was seen as a strong advocate for the labour party.

Life Story

Rachel reeves has had a successful career in politics.She has been a strong advocate for the labour party and has been a vocal supporter of progressive policies.She has laso been a passionate campaigner for social justice and has been a vocal critic of the conservative government.Rachel is an inspiration to many and is seen as a role model for young women in politics.

'Labour won't turn on spending taps' says Starmer

'Labour won't turn on spending taps' says Starmer
Dec 3,2023 6:01 pm

... In June Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor, watered the pledge down...

Infected blood: Tory rebellion expected on payouts amendment

Infected blood: Tory rebellion expected on payouts amendment
Dec 3,2023 11:11 am

... In a letter sent to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves called the scandal " one of the most appalling tragedies in our country s recent history...

Bank branch closures hits Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's constituency

Bank branch closures hits Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's constituency
Dec 1,2023 6:41 am

... Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said: " Labour s plan will bring banking services back to communities who have seen them disappear over recent years, meaning more people across the country will be able to access the services they need closer to home...

Labour unlikely to meet its £28bn green pledge at all

Labour unlikely to meet its £28bn green pledge at all
Nov 25,2023 12:11 am

... But in June shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves watered the pledge down, saying the figure would not be reached until 2027...

Autumn Statement: Jeremy Hunt cuts National Insurance but tax burden still rises

Autumn Statement: Jeremy Hunt cuts National Insurance but tax burden still rises
Nov 22,2023 3:31 pm

... Labour s shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said: " Today s 2p cut will not remotely compensate for the tax [increases] already put in place by this Conservative government...

NI and business tax cuts expected in Autumn Statement

NI and business tax cuts expected in Autumn Statement
Nov 21,2023 6:21 pm

... Labour s shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said nothing Mr Hunt says could change the Conservative s " appalling record" on the economy...

'We've halved inflation' and other claims by the PM checked

'We've halved inflation' and other claims by the PM checked
Nov 20,2023 1:01 pm

... However, in June, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said...

Israel-Gaza: Protests against MPs cross a line, says Rachel Reeves

Israel-Gaza: Protests against MPs cross a line, says Rachel Reeves
Nov 19,2023 7:41 am

...By Sean SeddonBBC NewsSome of the protests targeting MPs over the Israel-Gaza war are " crossing the line" into intimidation, the shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has said...

General election 2019: Ten lesser-known MPs to keep an eye on

Nov 16,2023 12:11 pm

Parliament tends to be dominated by its grandest figures, The Party leaders, and their cabinet or shadow cabinet teams.

But others can cut a dash in The Commons by weight of expertise, through passion for an issue, by sheer street-smarts, or simply by being in The Right place at The Right time.

So here are a few MPs who - while not aspiring to The Top Table - could exert serious leverage in the newly elected House of Commons.

1. Eleanor Laing - Conservative

After a strong performance in the race to succeed John Bercow as Speaker - and in A House of Commons with many more Conservatives - she must surely be The Front runner to become Chairman of Ways and Means, the senior deputy speaker.

She would then have The Key responsibilities of chairing budget debates and selecting amendments for consideration by committees of the whole House - a key task when the government begins to push through its Withdrawal Agreement Bill.

2. Tom Tugendhat - Conservative

He pulled off a considerable coup in 2017, when, as a junior backbencher, he wrested the chairmanship of The Foreign Affairs Committee from ex-minister Crispin Blunt .

An ex-army officer - he served in Iraq and Afghanistan - Tugendhat writes notes to himself on an office whiteboard in Arabic to preserve privacy. He's a reasonable bet for a ministerial job, perhaps in The Foreign Office.

Hawkish on Russia - he said the Salisbury poisoning was "if not an act of war… certainly a warlike act by the Russian Federation " - expect him to be an influential voice on foreign policy if he remains on the backbenches.

3. Rachel Reeves - Labour

Chairwoman of The Business , Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee - where she performed impressively - she is being tipped as the person around whom The Remains of the Blairite-Brownite group of Labour MPs might coalesce.

That may not translate into an attempt on the leadership, but she may now become an important factional leader.

4. Johnny Mercer - Conservative

Few MPs come into Parliament with a clearly defined policy mission, but the ex-army officer who won Plymouth Moor View against the expectations of his own party, announced himself with a blistering maiden speech on the need for better care for military veterans.

He was an early backer of Boris Johnson 's leadership campaign and was frequently seen shepherding the would-be leader around Westminster. His support was rewarded with The Job he always Wanted - Defence Minister responsible for veterans. Mercer will expect the political support and funding to reform The System .

5. Mel Stride - Conservative

Briefly Leader of The House in the Dog Days of Theresa May 's premiership, the former Treasury minister found himself surplus to requirements when Boris Johnson took over. But with gazelle-like agility, he leapt into the vacancy created when Nicky Morgan left as chairwoman of the Treasury Committee.

He didn't have much time to make an impact in this key committee corridor job before the Election was called, but if he is re-elected as Parliament's scrutiniser-in-chief of Economic Policy (and others may cast covetous eyes on The Post ) he will get to pronounce on levels of spending and public debt at a ticklish moment for the UK economy.

6. Dan Jarvis - Labour

Double-hatted as Metro Mayor of South Yorkshire and MP for Barnsley Central. In a Parliament where one of the big themes looks certain to be devolution - and demands for greater powers for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - The Mayor of a fair chunk of left-behind territory could find himself "speaking for England".

Once talked up as a possible Labour leadership contender, he defied pressure to give up his Commons seat and maintains a perch in Westminster. He is a Parachute Regiment veteran with service in Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan .

7. Bim Afolami - Conservative

Seen as a bit of a star of the 2017 intake, Afolami is on The Commons end of The Constitution Reform Group, a cross-party pressure group which wants to rebalance a constitution destabilised by an uneven devolution settlement.

This is The Group behind The Act of Union Bill, a private member's bill proposed by the former clerk of The Commons , Lord Lisvane. It may all sound high-powered and rather nerdy, but the tug of war between the nations and regions of the UK is set to be a big theme of the new Parliament, and Afolami looks set to be a player.

8. Ben Lake - Plaid Cymru

Smart, personable, and articulate in two languages he seized and held a seat which has see-sawed between Plaid and the Lib Dems since the 1990s. In his maiden speech, he complained of the steady, silent haemorrhage of Young People leaving their communities to seek opportunities elsewhere. A future leader?

9. Alyn Smith - SNP

Newly elected, he is nonetheless an experienced figure, having served in the European Parliament since 2004. He looks ready-made to become the SNP's new Brexit spokesman in Westminster.

The Lib Dems' Wendy Chamberlain has taken the North East Fife seat from the SNP's Stephen Gethins 10. Wendy Chamberlain - Lib Dem

She contested The Most marginal seat in the country (the SNP won with a majority of just two votes in 2017) in North East Fife.

An ex-police officer who is already attracting rave reviews. Part of an infusion of New Blood into a rather bruised and diminished Lib Dem parliamentary contingent.

And five farewells

Those leaving Parliament include Dr Sarah Wollaston , a GP who was originally elected as a Conservative in 2010 but ended up in the Lib Dems, by way of the short-lived Independent Group of MPs. Labour's Frank Field , a maverick Labour MP, almost permanently at odds with his constituency party, and the SNP's Stephen Gethins , who might have been a candidate to lead their Westminster group had he enjoyed a more comfortable majority, also both lost their seats.

Labour's Mary Creagh led a series of high-profile inquiries into the environmental issues around The Fashion industry and toxic chemicals in everyday life. And Dennis Skinner - the Labour stalwart would have been The Father of The House , the longest serving MP, had he survived the Election - also departs. He was first elected in 1970, and fell just short of half a century in The Commons .



Source of news: bbc.com

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