CPS Director Robert Colvile responds to the Chancellor's Spring Statement, saying it was "fatally undermined by a failure to acknowledge that her own actions have contributed to Britain’s economic woes, and continue to do."
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CPS Director Robert Colvile responds to the Chancellor's Spring Statement, saying it was "fatally undermined by a failure to acknowledge that her own actions have contributed to Britain’s economic woes, and continue to do."
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Rachel Reeves went into her first Budget blaming the Conservatives for the tough decisions she was having to make. But as the Spring Statement approaches, it is the Chancellor's own decisions that have come under the spotlight. Join an expert panel to review both the Spring Statement and the state of the economy.
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Failure to acknowledge the economic costs of low-skills migration could cost households £8,200 over the long-term as Indefinite Leave to Remain grants accelerate.
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