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Her plans on defence, cutting admin costs and PIP win support. Overall, though, the Spring Statement is very unpopular.

All of this has been exacerbated by geopolitical turbulence, including energy inflation, defence costs and trade volatility from Trump.

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Poor economy is harming people's pensions, says former Labour expert

The Tories ran out of ideas. But for Labour this period is supposed to be its high-energy phase. Governing probably won’t get easier for the party – it rarely does.

(Forthcoming, we are told.) Which sectors get tax breaks, visas and help to develop skilled workers? What’s taking so long?

Which taxes will the Treasury simplify? Will deregulation be anything more than a buzzword? Where will the Government admit it needs more foreign workers? Exactly what sort of economy does the Government want in 10 years’ time, and how is it going to get there? High-growth countries know.@olyduff

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