it. this was not a green start? it wasn t. sunak it. this was not a green start? it wasn t, sunak didn t it. this was not a green start? it wasn t, sunak didn t even - it. this was not a green start? it l wasn t, sunak didn t even mention climate wasn t, sunak didn t even mention climate change. and that is concerning, it is a shock that we risk in concerning, it is a shock that we risk in our concerning, it is a shock that we risk in our economy that would absolutely blow the pandemic and its scarring absolutely blow the pandemic and its scarring effects out of the water. if scarring effects out of the water. if we scarring effects out of the water. if we allow scarring effects out of the water. if we allow climate change to run away if we allow climate change to run away out if we allow climate change to run away out of control, it s not about the costs away out of control, it s not about the costs of away out of control, it s not about the costs of preventing it
the shadow chancellor had to step in at the last minute today after labour s leader tested positive for covid. families struggling with a cost of living crisis, businesses hit by a supply chain crisis. those who rely on our schools and hospitals and our police. they won t recognise the world that the chancellor is describing. they will think that he is living in a parallel universe. the only way to be a prudent and responsible chancellor is to be a green chancellor. to invest in the transition to a zero carbon economy and give british businesses a head start in the industries of the future. but with no mention of climate in his conference speech and the most passing of references today, we are burdened with a chancellor unwilling to meet the scale of the challenges we face. instead of doing whatever it takes, the chancellor has done as little as possible.
other public sector spending. so there are going to be calls saying, if we want to also balance the books, how is this going to be paid for. we have seen a rise in national insurance that has been announced. there is some quite deep unhappiness in that among some parts of the conservative party. they would like to see the government cutting taxes rather than increasing them. clearly, the chancellor not willing to commit to anything and not willing to say today whether he will be a tax cutting chancellor by the end of this parliament. so for those voices coming, many from the backbenches saying they want to hear about tax cuts, it seems like they will have to wait a bit longer. charlotte rose talking to me earlier. meanwhile, labour s shadow chancellor rachel reeves has pledged to be a green chancellor if her party wins the next general election. she s also once again said labour has no plans to raise income tax. and she s urged the government to cut vat on fuel bills. people are faci
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