The chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak delivered the Autumn Budget on Wednesday 27 October 2021.
This was Mr Sunak’s third Budget and the tone was optimistic despite the well-known challenges of coronavirus (covid-19) the climate emergency and the rising cost of living due to higher energy costs and the supply chain crisis. The optimism was in large part based on the Office for Budget Responsibility’s revised forecast that the economy will return to pre-pandemic levels at the end of this year sooner than expected.
Anyone watching the news in recent weeks will be aware that many of the Budget details had been briefed to the media in advance. This resulted in the deputy speaker of the House of Commons Dame Eleanor Laing having to reprimand Mr Sunak before he delivered the Budget...
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The chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak delivered the Autumn Budget on Wednesday 27 October 2021.
This was Mr Sunak’s third Budget and the tone was optimistic despite the well-known challenges of coronavirus (covid-19) the climate emergency and the rising cost of living due to higher energy costs and the supply chain crisis. The optimism was in large part based on the Office for Budget Responsibility’s revised forecast that the economy will return to pre-pandemic levels at the end of this year sooner than expected.
Anyone watching the news in recent weeks will be aware that many of the Budget details had been briefed to the media in advance. This resulted in the deputy speaker of the House of Commons Dame Eleanor Laing having to reprimand Mr Sunak before he delivered the Budget...
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