Queen's Speech focuses on inflation and strengthening the economy

'Return inflation to its target'

Ayesha Venkataraman
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The government will support the UK economy, helping to ease the cost of living and drive economic growth, said Prince Charles as he delivered the Queen's Speech at the State Opening of Parliament.

Speaking on Tuesday (10 May), Prince Charlies addressed the Lords chamber in Westminster on behalf of the Queen, unveiling government plans for the year ahead. He spoke of plans for the economy, energy, public order, financial services, data protection, education, Brexit and trade, among other key issues.   Speaking about the economy, Prince Charles said: "Her Majesty's Government will drive economic growth to improve living standards and fund sustainable investment in public services. This will be underpinned by a responsible approach to the public finances, reducing debt while reformin...

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