Chancellor says there’s ‘nothing progressive’ about government spending £1 in every ten on debt interest Chancellor to argue UK economy can ‘turn corner’ despite bond market turmoil Healey says Andy Burnham set out in his statement to MPs last week what he thought had gone wrong The fundamentals of our economy [were] hollowed out through a series of past policy decisions, political power was centralised, weakening the relationships between the people, the businesses and the institutions who can

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• The Guardian left

  Chancellor says there’s ‘nothing progressive’ about government spending £1 in every ten on debt interest Chancellor to argue UK economy can ‘turn corner’ despite bond market turmoil Healey says Andy Burnham set out in his statement to MPs last week what he thought had gone wrong The fundamentals of our economy [were] hollowed out through a series of past policy decisions, political power was centralised, weakening the relationships between the people, the businesses and the institutions who can
  
• Guardian Business left

  Chancellor has the look of a man born to announce the UK is under nuclear attack Meet the new chancellor. Same as the old chancellor. Though, on reflection, that might be a little hard on Rachel Reeves. At least Rachel had given the job some thought before she got it. She had had some experience working at the Bank of England and, whether you liked it or not, she had some kind of plan. John Healey? Not so much. No one can remember him ever having given the economy much thought until Andy Burnham