The Chancellor spoke to Trevor Phillips after Vladimir Putin linked the Moscow terror attack – estimated to have killed 133 people – to Ukraine.
“This is about a sensible government… making sure communities are properly listened to [about low-traffic neighbourhoods]”, the Transport Secretary says.
“We do want to see an injection into the NHS to get it back on its feet,” the Shadow Paymaster General says. But he will not confirm how extra investment will be funded.
The former Tory leader asks ‘why reward him for being abusive?’ Give the money to community cohesion charities, he says.
The Prime Minister also attacked Labour for having ‘a litany of unfunded promises’.
The ex-Labour councillor and Tory MP will become Richard Tice’s “Champion of the Red Wall”.
‘My concern is that anybody can be accused of something and be simply “knocked out”’, he tells GB News.
The Health Secretary is pressed by Trevor Phillips over whether freezing tax thresholds means that the Government is really raising the tax burden, not lowering it.
“You’ve always got to explain where the money comes from”, the Shadow Chancellor tells Laura Kuenssberg.
The former chancellor talks to GB News’ Camilla Tominey about the Budget.
Our Deputy Editor points out that “If you’re the prime minister…you can keep your opponents guessing”.
Key policies included a 2p cut to national insurance, extensions of the alcohol and fuel duty freezes, and the abolition of the non-dom tax status.
Having previously campaigned to be the Conservative candidate for the London Mayoralty, Scully today announced he is standing down from Parliament at the next election.
The former Immigration Minister reacts to Rishi Sunak’s warning of the extremist threat to democracy by calling for an end to “mass migration.”