Treasury Analysis Projects £10bn Annual Deficit Under Labour Plans

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer clash over the economic impact of Labour's proposed policies, with significant discrepancies in cost estimates.

Treasury estimates Labour's plans will generate £20.4bn in tax revenue over four years.
Spending under Labour's policies could reach £58.9bn over the same period.
Key areas of spending include healthcare, education, and green investments.
Labour disputes the Treasury's calculations, citing 'glaring mistakes' and 'dodgy assumptions.'
The debate highlights stark contrasts in fiscal strategies between the Conservatives and Labour.