Kemi Badenoch says Rachel Reeves has some "very, very serious questions to answer" over allegations of lying on her CV and hiding expenses while working for a retail bank. The Conservative Party leader adds, "this is a government that's not serious and doesn't have a plan for the country". Report by Brooksl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00I think she's got some very, very serious questions to answer.
00:04Keir Starmer said that he was bringing
00:05in a government of integrity.
00:07He's lost one minister due to corruption allegations.
00:11Another one has had to resign because of fraud that was
00:14committed while she was working.
00:17And this is pretty close to that.
00:19Telling lies and untruths on your CV,
00:22expenses fraud, which is what the allegations are,
00:25are very serious things.
00:26And I do think she needs to come out
00:27and explain what's going on.
00:28But this is a government that is not serious,
00:31that doesn't have a plan for the country,
00:33made claims that are shown not to be true,
00:36has broken lots of promises.
00:37We as the opposition, the Conservative Party,
00:39will be holding them to account.