Bills, banks, ‘breathing space’: what was in Burnham’s first budget? - The Latest

Politics The Guardian By Presented by Lucy Hough with Heather Stewart; produced by Angus Neale and Claudia Efemini; senior producer Leonore Schick; executive producer Zoe Hitch 28 Oct 2026 17:57 1 min read
Bills, banks, ‘breathing space’: what was in Burnham’s first budget? - The Latest

In his first budget as chancellor, John Healey has pledged to offer ‘breathing space’ to help Britons navigate ‘global economic storms’. There were a record number of measures, including a one-off £100 energy payment to millions and a rise in the levy on bank profits. But the Conservatives have criticised the government for postponing big decisions, including on defence and welfare. Lucy Hough speaks to economics editor Heather Stewart – watch on YouTube Continue reading...

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