NHS, houses, nuclear submarines: Labour sets out its spending plans

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  This is The Guardian. Today, Rachel Reeves gets her wallet out,

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  but will taxes have to rise to pay the bill?

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  In the 90s,

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  my friend and fellow journalist Dom Phillips was at the centre of the UK's dance music explosion.

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  By 2022,

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  he had mysteriously disappeared in one of the remotest parts of the Amazon jungle with his friend Bruno Pereira.

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  In 2025, so many questions remain.

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  I'm Dom Phillips, The Guardian's Latin America correspondent.

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  Listen to Missing in the Amazon wherever you get your podcasts.

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  We now come, I call the Chancellor of the Exchequer to make his statement.

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  Rachel Reeves.

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  Rachel Reeves, Britain's Chancellor,

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  stood up in Parliament yesterday to deliver the Government's spending review.

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  Thank you Mr Speaker.

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  My driving purpose

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  since I became Chancellor is to make working people in all parts of our country better off.

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  I know, I know.

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  It feels like I've started a lot of episodes like this

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  since Labour swept to power last July.

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  Rachel Reeves standing up in front of braying MPs and delivering this or that statement,

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