Since 2022, we have been paying that Truss penalty as we battle to re-establish belief in Britain and the UK’s fiscal sustainability.
John Healey: “Since 2022, we have been paying that Truss penalty as we battle to re-establish belief in Britain and the UK’s fiscal…”
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Commenting on the economic impact of previous government policies.
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