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Shadow_ seeing this morning. as you say, the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, called _ shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, caiied this— shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, called this incredibly concerning. this is— called this incredibly concerning. this is what she told us.- called this incredibly concerning. this is what she told us. well, i am a former itank— this is what she told us. well, i am a former bank of— this is what she told us. well, i am a former bank of england _ this is what she told us. well, i am | a former bank of england economist and i think that the bank will come ...

Just come in after a general election with a brand—new policy, but actually, liz truss has been in government for many years. i know. it's such a radical change from the days of david cameron and george osborne. i mean, to go from austerity, we must balance the budget, to borisjohnson, where he was favouring spending, now we've got her going for broke in terms of spending — and huge amounts on helping to cap energy bills, and i think that makes sense. the question is how they fund it. and the fact that she wants to go to go for this trickle—down approach, she's going to cut taxes but she...

Two percentage points in one go. find two percentage points in one go. and that is possible in your view, now? i'm not saying it is going to happen, but it has happened in the past and could happen again. professor of economics at king's couege professor of economics at king's college london, thank you for your time. the shadow chancellor rachel reeves called on the government quickly to calm markets. well, i am a former bank of england economist and i think that the bank will come under pressure to stem this inflationary pressure, and selling off of sterling. but really, we need the chancell...

It's such a radical change from the days of david cameron and george osborne. i mean, to go from austerity, we must balance the budget to borisjohnson, where he was favouring spending. now we've got her going for broke in terms of spending huge amounts on helping to cap energy bills, and i think that makes sense. the question is how they fund it. and the fact that she wants to go to go for this trickle—down approach, she's going to cut taxes but she's not going to cut spending or tax any energy companies for their windfall profits, so i think it's this disconnect. it's very ideological but s...

To borrow excessively. saidh energy plans, saying he had decided to borrow excessively.— to borrow excessively. salah has confirmed _ to borrow excessively. salah has confirmed that _ to borrow excessively. salah has confirmed that the _ to borrow excessively. salah has confirmed that the cost - to borrow excessively. salah has confirmed that the cost of - to borrow excessively. salah has confirmed that the cost of the i confirmed that the cost of the energy price cap will be funded by borrowing —— the chancellor has confirmed. leading the eye watering windfall profits of the energy gian...