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21.11.2020 - 10:23

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A major one-year spending review will be held on Wednesday 25 November in the midst of England’s second lockdown. Chancellor Rishi Sunak will set out Whitehall budgets for 2021/22 and block grants to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in a lunchtime statement to the House of Commons.

Top of the agenda looks set to be a pay freeze for almost 4million public sector workers including teachers, police and Armed Forces.

Otherwise, we shouldn’t expect massive cuts. We’re still in the pandemic, so the Review was reduced from four years to one year to kick the worst news into the long grass.

But some areas could be painfully pared back - including foreign aid. Perhaps most crucial of all, the review will arrive alongside doom-mongering

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