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Labour plans to use private sector financing to boost Britain ’s infrastructure.
Experts warn it could lead to an expansion of toll roads and extra charges on bills.
Labour pledges to attract 3 of private investment for every 1 of public investment.
Labour 's proposals bear similarities to Private Finance Initiative ( PFI ) contracts.
PFI contracts cost taxpayers billions in inflated repayment costs under Tony Blair .
Private finance 'must be counted in public debt', says Arup 's Richard de Cani .
Labour has committed to keeping Conservatives ' economic targets that require debt to fall in the fifth year of official forecasts.
Consultant Arup is also advising on Labour 's infrastructure review.
Private finance projects must be counted as part of the Government 's debt.
Transport for London (TfL) agreed to pay the company a group of firms that came together to deliver the project for the ability to operate its train on the railway.
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