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“The Chancellor must end the uncertainty today and rule out any new taxes,” Andrew Griffith says in his first major speech since being appointed Shadow Chancellor. Report by Gluszczykm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00Kemi and I have set out our plan for how we would fund the difficult decisions to fund defence.
00:07But John Healy prefers to continue out-of-control welfare spending.
00:13Even his own economic advisers are telling everyone who will listen what a disaster this government already is.
00:20Andy Haldane said this week this is a traditional tax-and-spend socialist government with better TikTok videos.
00:27And Jim O'Neill, the very man lined up to be Burnham's chief economic adviser, has warned the very last
00:35thing that should be going on is more taxes on business.
00:39He's right. So let me be clear. Businesses are already suffering enough.
00:47The Chancellor must end the uncertainty today and rule out any new taxes.
00:52He must rule out increasing taxes on small businesses and the self-employed.
00:59And he must rule out an exit tax, the mere rumours of which are already causing Britain's wealth creators to
01:06flee the country.
01:08But like his predecessor, I fear the Chancellor isn't listening.
01:12He's Rachel Reeves without the rhetoric.
01:15And unlike even the smallest business, he's never had to balance the books in his life.
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