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criticising the small boat policy, resulting in him being taken off air for breaching bbc guidelines. he accused rishi sunak of not standing up accused rishi sunak of not standing up to what he called keir starmer, snowflake conservative mps who he said wanted to cancel gary lineker for criticising the government and saying so publicly. he then questioned why it was that rishi sunak�*s former boss, the chairman of the bbc, a conservative donor, richard sharp, was still in his positio...

And we can go on. because it was all so labour who first committed to extending the fuel duty cut. a policy that in january he extending the fuel duty cut. a policy that injanuary he dismissed as part of a dossier that he published. for one poor soul and his research team at least, this really is a back to work budget. and a word of advice to the chancellor, as he promotes this policy in coming days. use your own car, and for heaven sake, make sure you know how to use a debit card. and i look fo...

Government, our economy needed major surgery. but, like millions across our country, this budget leaves us stuck in the waiting room with only a sticking plaster to hand. a country set on a path of managed decline, falling behind our competitors, the sick man of europe once again. this was a day for ambition, for bringing us together with purpose and intent, for unlocking the pride that is in every community, matching their belief in the possibilities of the future. but, madam deputy speaker, af...

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And following a wet then cold winter, i have also received particularly strong representations from my honourable friends as well as councillor peter martin from my own constituency, about the curse of potholes. the spending review allocated £500 million every year to the potholes fund, but today i have decided to increase that fund by a further £200 million, next year, to help local communities tackle this problem. for scotland, wales and northern ireland, this budget delivers not only a new ...

Going up, as expected, from 19%, up to 25%. interestingly, jeremy hunt said that 19% did not reap the benefits that had been thought, over the last ten years or so of conservatives being in power. we will talk and a little bit more depth with the editors at the bbc about some of the individual measures. there was no discussion, as we thought, about pay. and, of course, those strikes are ongoing. let�*s hear the labour leader. course, those strikes are ongoing. lets hear the labour leader. than...

Public finances, underlying debt in five years time is now forecast to be nearly three percentage points of gdp lower than it was in the autumn. that means more money for our public services and a lower burden for the future generations. deeply held conservative values, which we put into practice today. at the autumn statement, i also announced that public sector net borrowing must be below 3% of gdp over the same period. the obr confirmed today we are meeting that rule with a buffer of 39.2 bil...

Right now. it�*s been the same story for the whole 13 years. always the sticking plaster, never the cure will stop in today�*s budget does nothing to change that. again, we see a failure to grip the long—term challenges. see a failure to grip the long-term challenges-— see a failure to grip the long-term challenues. ., , , ., �* challenges. order. people shouldnt ust be challenges. order. people shouldnt just be speaking _ challenges. order. people shouldnt just be speaking well— cha...

Growth? it will have a bit of an im act growth? it will have a bit of an impact over— growth? it will have a bit of an impact over this _ growth? it will have a bit of an impact over this period. - growth? it will have a bit of an impact over this period. not i growth? it will have a bit of an impact over this period. not a | growth? it will have a bit of an - impact over this period. not a huge one. it�*s difficult for governments to have big effects in the short run. i think if you were to...

Let us be frank, there is going to be a 0.2% contraction before growth returns. what did you make, generally of the budget? given that rishi sunak is _ generally of the budget? given that rishi sunak is staked _ generally of the budget? given that rishi sunak is staked much - generally of the budget? given that rishi sunak is staked much of- generally of the budget? given that rishi sunak is staked much of his i rishi sunak is staked much of his premiership on improving the economic picture from...