Rachel Reeves named first female chancellor by Keir Starmer
- Rachel Reeves, 45, is appointed as the first female chancellor of the exchequer after the Labour party's victory in the UK general election, ending the Conservative's 14-year rule.
- Reeves expressed gratitude for her appointment as chancellor, emphasizing gender equality in ambition.
- Reeves aims at national economic growth and fiscal discipline, drawing from her background as a former child chess champion and Bank of England economist.
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