More money is unveiled to tackle knife crime, end period poverty and fund major house building projects.
A no-deal Brexit risks derailing British economic growth and ruining our reputation as a global leader, the Chancellor has warned.
His speech comes hours before MPs are due to return to the Commons to vote on whether to take the threat of an imminent no-deal off the table. ‘Tonight, we have a choice. We can remove the threat of an imminent no-deal exit hanging over our economy. The provision of free sanitary products in secondary schools and colleges in England from the next school yearThe abolition of landing papers for visitors from Australia, New Zealand, USA, Japan and South Korea so they can use e-gates at airports£79 million for Archer 2, a new supercomputer based at the University of Edinburgh which is five times faster than previous modelsReview into global tech giants, to ensure they pay a fair share in the UK and are subject to competition...
‘Higher unemployment; lower wages; higher prices in the shops. That is not what the British people voted for in June 2016.’The spring statement was seen as a mini-budget designed to set out the Government’s spending priorities.Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell accused the Government of a ‘chilling ability’ to forget the ‘pain caused by nine years of austerity.’
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