many, many people are paying at the moment, up to 6%, that is hundreds of pounds, almost £700 extra per month, because of what the chancellor did in his statement. and the increase in borrowing costs haven't gone away, even with that u—turn today. so, the damage is being felt by ordinary working people. it's a crisis made in downing street, but it is ordinary, working people that are paying the price for this. working people that are paying the price for thia— price for this. rachel reeves, labour supports _ price for this. rachel reeves, labour supports much, - price for this. rachel reeves, labour supports much, in - price for this. rachel reeves, j labour supports much, in fact price for this. rachel reeves, - labour supports much, in fact the bulk of, you could argue, of the tax—cutting measures. now, it is true, you didn't want to see the cut in the 45p tax rate. it is now going to go back. you wanted to use the money from that to fund nurses and school business elite breakfast clubs. that money is accounted for in the fiscal plan. how are you going to fund the extra nurses you have committed to end meals for schools in england? n have committed to end meals for schools in england?— have committed to end meals for schools in england? i have always been clear— schools in england? i have always been clear there _ schools in england? i have always been clear there is _ schools in england? i have always been clear there is nothing - schools in england? i have always been clear there is nothing in - been clear there is nothing in labour's manifesto that is not fully funded and costed. let me explain