Labour’s Angela Rayner: ‘We’re very radical – but it’s radical and responsible and realistic’

The deputy leader on Liz Truss's fanciful' economics and why people are starting to listen to Labour again

Labour's deputy leader, Angela Rayner, is up for a fight with the Conservatives along the old rules of engagement as her party heads to its annual conference in Liverpool.

Accusing Liz Truss of launching a failed experiment" on the country with fanciful" economic plans, Rayner batted away suggestions that Labour could struggle to get a grip on the new prime minister as stark ideological differences deepen between the two parties.