Days ahead of the critical spending review, Yvette Cooper has yet to finalize agreements, while Rachel Reeves faces significant challenges in reconciling funding priorities. As the Labour party navigates its first spending review, experts speculate on potential winners and losers, particularly concerning the NHS and public services. Amid soaring demands, the UK government is working on a $3 trillion spending plan that could include substantial tax increases to meet fiscal targets. Labour is under pressure to adjust its manifesto pledges, and mounting cabinet conflicts threaten to derail spending initiatives. With debates around the green economy and human capital investment ongoing, the results of this review could reshape the landscape of UK public finance and economic policy.