Morning Call: The problem with Reeves' rules

Exclusive polling shows almost no one knows what the Chancellor's policy is.

Will

Good morning, Will here.

In May 2001 the Conservative MP Oliver Letwin let slip, on a phone call to a journalist from the Financial Times, that his party had a long-term plan to cut public spending by £20bn a year. The idea – which his party furiously denied – was so controversial that Letwin was said to have gone into hiding. Labour produced a “wan…