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Spending Review Now Settled, Says Downing Street
- The government has settled its spending review negotiations, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves to announce funding plans on Wednesday.
- This followed intensive budget talks, with the Home Office as the last department to finalize its spending deal on Monday morning.
- Reeves aims to allocate about £113 billion freed by looser borrowing rules to boost the NHS, defence, schools, infrastructure, and research.
- London officials, including Mayor Sadiq Khan, fear the announcement may exclude new funding or projects for the capital, raising concerns about public services and growth.
- The review may force budget squeezes in some areas, while experts warn of risks from rising debt and potential economic strain if borrowing continues.
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Rachel Reeves's Spending Review key points - NHS bombshell and major housing update - The Mirror
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered the Labour government's spending review with billions of pounds set aside for housing, the NHS and defence. Here The Mirror looks at the key details
Evening Standard
Spending review is ‘settled’, says Downing Street
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver the spending review on Wednesday.
Spending review is ‘settled’, says Downing Street - Jersey Evening Post
The spending review is “settled”, Downing Street has said, after the Home Office was the last department locked in budget negotiations. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce funding increases for the NHS, schools and defence along with a number of infrastructure projects on Wednesday, as she shares out some £113 billion freed up by looser borrowing rules. But other areas could face cuts as she seeks to balance manifesto commitments wi…
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