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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has warned of a 'black hole' in the public finances.
He has been hammering home the argument that the Labour Party has taken over from the Conservatives .
He is claiming things are worse than he and his party knew before they won the election so they will have to do things to fix them which they didn’t warn about before people voted.
The government is definitely short of money.
Weak economic growth in recent years has slowed economic growth and people’s earnings are growing more slowly.
Chancellor has said what taxes will not be going up that includes the four taxes which raise the most: income tax, National Insurance , VAT , and corporation tax.
Labour promised not to raise taxes on "working people" and that those with the "broadest shoulders" should bear the burden.
Independent experts say fiscal rules are not the best way to set out a path for government spending.
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