Healey’s budget sets up a “brutal” UK spending review, IFS warns
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies said John Healey’s budget leaves a £28bn gap to prevent renewed austerity: £17bn for unprotected departments in 2030-31 and £11bn to raise defence spending to 3% of GDP. Higher inflation means some public services face real-terms cuts.
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