In similar fashion, the Daily Telegraph reports that business leaders have “turned” on Reeves as a “string of executives warn that Britain is becoming a less attractive place to invest under Labour”. Addressing the CBI conference on Monday, Reeves insisted her Budget was “good for jobs and good for growth”, the paper adds. The paper also leads on Labour’s plan to unveil a “flagship back-to-work plan” that does not include a “crackdown” on sickness benefits, in a “blow to business”.
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