Chancellor to pledge billions to 'invest in Britain's renewal' in Spending Review

Rachel Reeves to unveil Spending Review later today

Linus Uhlig
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves will set out plans today (11 June) to invest in the UK’s security, health and economy as part of the government's Spending Review.

Speaking in the House of Commons later today, the chancellor will say: "This government is renewing Britain. But I know too many people in too many parts of the country are yet to feel it. "This government's task – my task – and the purpose of this Spending Review – is to change that. To ensure that renewal is felt in people's everyday lives, their jobs, their communities." The Spending Review will include billions of pounds worth of capital investment to boost business in the UK an create additional jobs.  In particular, investment into the UK's security, health and the economy is...

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