Shadow chancellor to pledge further cuts to foreign aid as Tories vow to 'stand up for fiscal responsibility'

Is £47bn of Tory cuts realistic?

Sam and Anne manage about three points from the “10 things you didn’t know about Mel Stride” briefing before getting onto the substance of the day. (Licenced pilot and unpublished…

Tories Propose £47 Billion of Spending Cuts

Into Monday the Tories are pitching from borders to the economy for their conference. The main package: spending cuts... £47 billion of proposed spending

Conservative Conference LIVE: Foreigners to be banned from claiming benefits in Tory plan to save £47 BILLION

Foreign nationals could be banned from claiming benefits under Tory plans in a bid to save Britain £47billion.Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride will unveil his plans today to cut welfare, foreign aid, and the size of the civil service to save public finances.In his speech scheduled for this morning, Sir Mel will warn that the UK cannot "keep spending money we simply do not have".The proposals will include ending the right of people with "low-leve…

Conservatives to pledge £5,000 tax rebate for young homebuyers

Speaking at the party's conference, Shadow chancellor Mel Stride will say the proposal will be funded by cuts to public spending worth £47bn.

Tories to propose £47bn cuts as conference focuses on ‘economic responsibility’

The party is seeking to distance itself from Liz Truss’s ill-fated package of tax cuts in 2022.

Shadow chancellor to pledge further cuts to foreign aid - as Tories vow to 'stand up for fiscal responsibility'

In his keynote speech to the Tory party conference in Manchester, Sir Mel Stride will claim his plans can save £47bn over the next parliament, which include cuts to welfare, the civil service, and green subsidies.