Security removed a heckler who interrupted the chancellor's speech.

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During the Labour Conference, Chancellor Rachel Reeves was interrupted by a vocal protestor advocating for the rights of Palestinians. This unexpected interruption caused quite a stir as the Chancellor was giving a speech about public finances. However, the controversial topic of cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners was set to be discussed at a later time.

As Reeves was addressing the conference, a man suddenly stood up and began shouting at her. Despite the disruption, the Chancellor remained composed and attempted to continue her speech while the man yelled about the state of the economy. He also brought up the topic of arms sales to Israel before being escorted out of the building.

After the protestor was removed, Reeves confidently declared that the Labour Party has evolved into a party that represents the working class, not just a party of protest. Her speech was one of the most highly anticipated moments at the conference.

During her speech, Reeves posed a question to the audience, asking why the British people had finally put their trust in the Labour Party after five generations. She emphasized that the party has worked tirelessly to show that they are responsible with economic matters and truly care about the working people. This trust from the public was a significant achievement for the party.

Reeves also made it clear that she would not take any risks with the country's finances, unlike the previous Tory government. She strongly criticized their actions and vowed to maintain economic stability. It was later revealed that the disruptive protestor was actually a member of the campaign group Climate Resistance. He had unfurled a banner with a message about the government's failure to address climate change and their continued support for arms sales to Israel.

A spokesperson for Climate Resistance expressed their disappointment in the Labour Party's lack of progress in these important issues. They had hoped for real change, but instead, they feel as though the party is following in the footsteps of the previous government. Despite this interruption, Reeves' speech continued and she received a standing ovation from the audience for her strong stance on economic responsibility and representing the working class.

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