Labour's
new shadow chancellor John McDonnell managed to deliver his maiden conference speech without causing a run on the financial markets.
Today he tells the Financial Times that he will be «the most business - friendly mayor of all time,» and outlines why he is opposed to a number of tax - raising proposals by
the new shadow chancellor John McDonnell.
Not exact matches
Labour frontbenchers have dismissed the idea of a
new party emerging, with the
shadow chancellor,
John McDonnell, claiming it was «a party for the few, not the many», and the
shadow health secretary, Jon Ashworth, calling it «a daft waste of time».
He said
John McDonnell, the
shadow chancellor, was leading events around the UK on developing
new industrial and public investment policies.
In an interview with the Observer,
John McDonnell, the
new shadow chancellor, said both he and Corbyn knew they would be hit with a «tsunami» of negative press attention but believed they could withstand it.