La crescita economica della Gran Bretagna è la più debole in un secolo al di fuori della pandemia e della Seconda Guerra Mondiale

Well, we’re possibly in the early stages of world war 3 given Trump with his tariffs and his attacks on other countries to avoid questions about his pedophilia…

If the Greens get into power then this will simply be the tip of iceberg, and we’ll all be back to the dark ages.

The media forgot to do its doomsday esq coverage for the spring statement this year so they our working overtime now.

*The warning from the Resolution Foundation, the think tank credited with shaping Labour’s economic policy, comes as the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has questioned Rachel Reeves’s plan to bring down high levels of borrowing, and warned that tax hikes or spending cuts will be needed in order to boost defence spending.*

Resolution Foundation [comments](https://www.resolutionfoundation.org/press-releases/spring-forecast-brings-lower-borrowing-but-higher-unemployment-while-war-in-the-middle-east-has-scuppered-the-sunnier-cost-of-living-outlook/) include –

*“The best news from today’s Spring Forecast was an outlook for lower inflation and interest rates, but sadly both already look out of date before the ink is dry on the OBR forecast. If overnight increases to oil and gas prices are sustained, we could see inflation back at three per cent by the summer with typical energy bills £500 higher.*

*The projected fall in net migration – by around 60,000 a year on average – will be claimed as a political win for the Government. But it’s entirely driven by more British people leaving the UK, rather than fewer foreign nationals arriving.*

*First, immediate action is needed to address the UK’s growing youth unemployment crisis. The Chancellor missed the opportunity today to expand the Jobs Guarantee or set out a more cautious approach to youth minimum wage setting that could help get employers hiring.*

*Second, the Government needs to be far bolder on growth – from delivering planning reforms and investing to boost housebuilding in our major cities to pursuing closer trade relations with the EU.*

*Third, although the path of the conflict in the Middle East is very uncertain, yet another rise in energy prices adds to the case for the Government to support families struggling with the cost of living.*

*Finally, these forecasts are predicated on the Government’s delivering tough tax and spending plans.*

*…the Prime Minister’s stated aim of raising defence spending to 3 per cent of GDP by the end of this Parliament remains conspicuously unfunded.*

These are the comments from the think tank that normally supports Labour!

Reeves and Starmer are saying everything will work out because big savings will be made in the future – without explaining how. Basically kicking the problems down the road – to where Starmer and Reeves will likely not be in power. So little change to the tactics of the Tories (or any other party). I guess we can’t have honesty from politicians as it would sound like to much hard work and we prefer to be conned.