As Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham officially formed a new cabinet, the recently stepped down British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves posted a long post on social media, lovingly reviewing her administrative achievements during her time as Chancellor of the Exchequer and expressing her blessings to her successor. Reeves said in the article that it was an honor in her life to be the Chancellor of the Exchequer. She pointed out that in the past two years, the choices made by the Labor Party government have made the current British economy stronger, fairer, and more resilient. She stressed that the country has regained stability, implemented investments, and is advancing economic reforms. Reeves recalled that when she became Chancellor of the Exchequer, she promised to use “whether the lives of ordinary working class people have improved” as the standard for measuring the success or failure of her tenure. She is proud to say that this goal has been achieved. Furthermore, she also sent a special message to every young woman and girl, hoping that her experience during her tenure will prove to them that there should be no “ceiling” when pursuing ambitions, hopes, and dreams. Finally, Reeves sent his best wishes to his successor, Andy Burnham, and his new cabinet. She said that she will fully support the new government and promised to continue to play her role and assist the Labor Party government to implement the changes the country urgently needs.

As Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham officially formed a new cabinet, the recently stepped down British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves posted a long post on social media, lovingly reviewing her administrative achievements during her time as Chancellor of the Exchequer and expressing her blessings to her successor. Reeves said in the article that it was an honor in her life to be the Chancellor of the Exchequer. She pointed out that in the past two years, the choices made by the Labor Party government have made the current British economy stronger, fairer, and more resilient. She stressed that the country has regained stability, implemented investments, and is advancing economic reforms. Reeves recalled that when she became Chancellor of the Exchequer, she promised to use “whether the lives of ordinary working class people have improved” as the standard for measuring the success or failure of her tenure. She is proud to say that this goal has been achieved. Furthermore, she also sent a special message to every young woman and girl, hoping that her experience during her tenure will prove to them that there should be no “ceiling” when pursuing ambitions, hopes, and dreams. Finally, Reeves sent his best wishes to his successor Andy Burnham and his new cabinet. She said that she will fully support the new government and promised to continue to play her role and assist the Labor Party government to implement the changes the country urgently needs.