This week a group of eight senior economists echoed the unions’ warning, arguing that fiscal plans inherited by Labour will reduce investment spending as a share of GDP, repeat earlier mistakes, backfire and undermine growth.
So much for the Tories being the party of ‘sound finances’.
“As you are a disastrously failed PM with the shortest tenure in history and were turfed out by the electorate at the general election, we shall file your contribution appropriately.”
Labour have been busy. No one can accuse them of being ill prepared for Government, surprise though the early election date was, nor of inactivity in the first few weeks of government before recess.
What can we expect by way of policies in the speech which is expected to contain more than 30 bills?
Molly Scott Cato explains the Green Party’s economic policies
Political parties stigmatise people for claiming welfare support but pay no attention of the spiralling cost of corporate welfare which is enriching shareholders and company executives.
So much for Tory levelling up…
“These figures expose the damage done after 14 years of Conservative chaos.”
She railed against austerity and NHS privatisation
