John Healey’s budget leaves £28bn gap before ‘brutal’ spending review
The IFS says John Healey’s first budget leaves a £28bn gap, with unprotected departments potentially needing £17bn more in 2030-31 and defence requiring another £11bn.
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The IFS says John Healey’s first budget leaves a £28bn gap, with unprotected departments potentially needing £17bn more in 2030-31 and defence requiring another £11bn.
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