Liveblog: Progressive responses to the Autumn Statement
Live analysis of Philip Hammond’s statement from progressive parties, NGOs, trade unions and think tanks
economy
Tories offer nothing new on economy despite Brexit challenges
Autumn Statement is simply not fit for purpose, writes Prem Sikka
Autumn Statement: We can’t promise the earth then take steps to destroy it
The Green Party’s investment plan couldn’t be further from Trump’s
Theresa May is no safe pair of hands – her corporation tax cuts couldn’t be more reckless
The UK won’t profit from a race to the bottom on corporate tax
Corbyn and McDonnell are 33 points behind May and Hammond on economic competence
Amid economic chaos, voters still trust the Tories more than Labour
Austerity has failed – the Autumn Statement should (but won’t) reflect that
Good fiscal policy should facilitate the economic prosperity and happiness of citizens
Brexit: Darling-style stimulus package could boost growth, says IFS
Osborne’s £25 billion black hole should not be filled, says think tank
The economy is stalling – but to fix it we need to look beyond Brexit
We must get back to debating low productivity, low investment, low wages and regional imbalances
George Osborne’s legacy is in tatters – the victims of austerity deserve an apology
The new chancellor is facing an £84bn black hole
Hard Brexiteers have a curious idea about political mandates
The hard Brexit mandate is tied entirely to the claims of Remain campaigners