Labour’s Rachel Reeves tells her party’s MPs that “leadership chaos” would harm the UK economy, arguing that political uncertainty can undermine economic confidence and growth. She links the economic outlook to wider pressures, saying the situation is already being affected by “Trumpflation” and that growth has been squeezed in March. Reeves also argues that despite these strains, the UK has shown resilience in the face of other major disruptions, including the ongoing crisis in the Middle East. The account focuses on Reeves’ internal message to Labour MPs rather than specific policy proposals or parliamentary actions. No additional, confirmed details about the precise causes of March’s growth slowdown, the magnitude of economic impact, or specific steps Labour would take are included in the provided summaries. Overall, the reporting emphasizes Reeves’ warning to fellow MPs that instability at the top would increase economic risk, while she frames current conditions as part of a broader set of external economic pressures.