Jeremy Corbyns reckless spending would plunge Britain into economic crisis within months, Sajid Javid warns

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JEREMY Corbyn would plunge Britain into an economic crisis within months if he becomes PM, Sajid Javid today warned.

Tory analysis found that Labours policies would cost a whopping 1.2 trillion the equivalent of 650million every day.

Jeremy Corbyn would plunge Britain into an economic crisis within months if he becomes PM, Sajid Javid today warned

‘EYE WATERING’

The spending – three times more thanex-PM Gordon Brown splurged after the financial crash – was blasted as “reckless” by Mr Javid yesterday.

Labour have hit back at the numbers, furiously branding them fake news.

But this morning the Chancellor insisted the figures are copper-bottomed and warned they would spell disaster for the British economy.

He told the BBC Andrew Marr Show: This is the true cost of Corbyns Labour. These are the numbers that John McDonnell did not want you to see, and theyre out there today.

These are eye-watering levels of spending – 1.2 trillion.

It will be absolutely reckless and will leave this country with an economic crisis within months, not years.

Labours hard-left leader has announced plans to go on a spending frenzy if he is elected on December 12.

His wants to renationalise rail, energy water and postal services, and hand out a free universal basic income.

He has also vowed to bring in a four day week, refurbish homes to make them greener and guarantee all energy workers a job.

‘LUDICROUS FAKE NEWS’

The Tories say the spending spree will send Britain even further into the red and push the UK into recession.

But Labour has accused the Tories of putting out dodgy numbers.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said: This ludicrous piece of Tory fake news is an incompetent mish-mash of debunked estimates and bad maths cooked up because they know Labours plans for real change are popular.

But Labours election chief Andrew Gwynne was unable to say what the true figure for the partys spending plan is, he was unable to say.

Grilled on the BBCs Andrew Marr Show, Mr Gwynne said: Well look, thats still being finalised.
Labour have vowed to make this years manifesto its most radical ever, and spending pledges are expected to dwarf those made in 2017.

 

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has dismissed the Tory claims as ‘ludicrous fake news’