Chancellor Rachel Reeves had to hit back at a heckler while trying to answer questions from the media at a stand-up.

Reeves was announcing that a planned increase in fuel duty would be scrapped to help consumers at a petrol station - while a man yelled pro-Reform comments from his truck.

UK correspondent Enda Brady explained why more politicians in the UK seem to be copping backlash from certain fringe groups. 

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves had to hit back at a heckler while trying to answer questions from the media at a stand-up.
Reeves was announcing that a planned increase in fuel duty would be scrapped to help consumers at a petrol station - while a man yelled pro-Reform comments from his truck.
UK correspondent Enda Brady explained why more politicians in the UK seem to be copping backlash from certain fringe groups.&nbsp;
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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on Rachel Reeves responding to heckler at petrol station

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