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How Andy Burnham may try to give the UK economy a boost in his ‘10‑year plan’ Original

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By Steve Schifferes
| The Conversation Verified
Andy Burnham’s long held ambition to be the UK’s prime minister will come with some daunting economic challenges. Productivity growth is at a virtual standstill, real incomes have stagnated and the cost-of-living crisis has become a permanent fixture for many households. Meanwhile, the government spends around £110 billion a year paying the interest on nearly £3 trillion of debt. Burnham says he is on a “10-year mission” to transform the country.
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Conflict in the Middle East makes official economic forecasts immediately out of date

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By Steve Schifferes
| Business Daily Media Verified
The UK chancellor of the exchequer would not have wanted to deliver her spring statement against the background of a fresh threat to the world economy. For while Rachel Reeves announced that she has the “right economic plan for the country” in a “yet more uncertain world”, the conflict[1] in the Middle East will undoubtedly complicate the UK’s economic prospects.
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Conflict in the Middle East makes official economic forecasts immediately out of date

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By Steve Schifferes
| The Conversation Verified
The UK chancellor of the exchequer would not have wanted to deliver her spring statement against the background of a fresh threat to the world economy. For while Rachel Reeves announced that she has the “right economic plan for the country” in a “yet more uncertain world”, the conflict in the Middle East will undoubtedly complicate the UK’s economic prospects.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (3) Issue with article?
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