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Worker’s cheerful response for Rachel Reeves’ transport speech caught on camera

There was a cheerful response to a staff member in a bus factory Rachel Reeves' speech Greater Manchester Wednesday morning (June 4).

As the Chancellor announced the "largest" transport investment of the government in the UK, the worker displayed an animated expression behind it.

In the background, the person speaks fidgates as Ms. Reeves, posted in a post in a post with a moment posted on X in a post: "This man speaks to all of us."

The party said: "You just want to listen to Rachel Reeves ..." and put an eye-rolling emoji.

There was a cheerful response to a staff member in a bus factory Rachel Reeves’ speech Greater Manchester Wednesday morning (June 4).

As the Chancellor announced the “largest” transport investment of the government in the UK, the worker displayed an animated expression behind it.

In the background, the person speaks fidgates as Ms. Reeves, posted in a post in a post with a moment posted on X in a post: “This man speaks to all of us.”

The party said: “You just want to listen to Rachel Reeves …” and put an eye-rolling emoji.

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