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In britain, in the european union. it's going to make it worse. and, therefore, there is going to be | this doom loop of greater austerity| | for many people in the west whichl resonates and feeds back into loop. rather the nasty loop with poverty for many in the global south. - joining me is heidi chow, director of debtjustice, which describes itself as part of a global movement to end unjust debt. hi dee, it's so good i'll be on the programme. —— heidi. how does what we're seeing now compared to what happened before? goad we're seeing now compared to what happened before?— happened bef...

Of the future, from green hydrogen to carbon capture and storage, to offshore wind. the reforms we want to make to our small businesses and high streets thrive. to get out of this doom loop we seem to be in with the conservatives, we need to make different choices, to genuinely lift living standards by getting that growth in the economy we desperately need. i haven't seen, with the last 12 years of conservative government. one of the choices the chancellor made was in many people's guys to delay decisions about cuts for another two years, which in theory would take it into the territory where ...

Support for public services means despite needing to find £55 billion in savings and tax rises, we are protecting the amount going into public services in real terms over the five year period. if we are going to sustain public services and avoid a doom loop of ever higher taxes and ever lower dynamism, we need economic growth. i now turn... they have never been interested in growth but we on their side... cheering i would like to get to the end of the budget statement like the rest of the _ the budget statement like the rest of the people in this country. chancellor of the exchequer. thank

Average tenant £200. the chancellor is allowing inflation to do some of the lifting. but in real terms, departmental spending — outside health, schools, and defence — will fall by 0.7% a year to 2028, instead of rising 2.8% a year as was previously forecast. there is plenty more on the bbc website. the shadow chancellor says it is the culmination of 12 years of conservative failure. no—one was talking about cuts to public spending two months ago. and no other advanced economy is cutting spending, or increasing taxes on working people, as they head into recession. this government has for...

No—one was talking about cuts to public spending two months ago. and no other advanced economy is cutting spending, or increasing taxes on working people, as they head into recession. this government has forced our economy into a doom loop, where low growth leads to higher taxes, lower investments and squeezed wages, with the running down of public services. many interpret the government measures as a return to the policies of a decade ago. labour mp clive betts says, "this is austerity mark 2, and the prospect of financial collapse for many councils up and down the country". and gary smith,...