Faced with the reality of a massive deterioration in the public finances as a result of his emergency Covid-19 support, Rishi Sunak is looking at ways of repairing the damage this autumn, David Smith reports.
When in March Rishi Sunak framed the government’s response to the Covid-19 crisis including the job retention scheme and other measures he looked forward to a return to normality over summer and autumn and a return to the usual duties of a chancellor. With the firefighting over he could get on with the government’s economic agenda while also ensuring that the public finances were in a healthy state.
We know this. The job retention scheme which has...
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Faced with the reality of a massive deterioration in the public finances as a result of his emergency Covid-19 support, Rishi Sunak is looking at ways of repairing the damage this autumn, David Smith reports.
When in March Rishi Sunak framed the government’s response to the Covid-19 crisis including the job retention scheme and other measures he looked forward to a return to normality over summer and autumn and a return to the usual duties of a chancellor. With the firefighting over he could get on with the government’s economic agenda while also ensuring that the public finances were in a healthy state.
We know this. The job retention scheme which has...
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