Today, we look at Rachel Reeves’s first conference speech as chancellor, in which she stood by her winter fuel allowance cut, was heckled by a protestor, and said “Britain’s best days lie ahead”. Adam, Chris and Alex are there in Liverpool to go through what she said. Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes

Rachel Reeves has six weeks to come up with a plan to fix the UK’s ailing public services, deliver an economic boost and lift the dour national mood — and all without blowing up the nation’s finances.

Speaking at the party’s first conference in power for 14 years, Ms Reeves said: “Conservative austerity was a destructive choice for our public services – and for investment and growth too. “We must deal with the Tory legacy and that means tough decisions.

Rachel Reeves has promised Britain’s “best days lie ahead” as she sought to strike a more optimistic tone in her first speech to the Labour Party conference as chancellor. Reeves has been accused of talking the economy down by warning of “tough choices” to deal with what she says is a worse-than-expected inheritance from the Conservatives.