this statement is really blunt. it certainly is. good morning. a highly unusual warning from the imf. this is the body that seeks to balance the global spread sheets, keeping economy is healthy and preventing the devastation that can happen when economies fail. it is not unusual for them to send out warnings to smaller, more chaotic economies, but to explicitly warrant the uk, one of the most stable in the world, that decisions are morally questionable is extraordinary. they say the mini budget, described as untargeted, will likely increase inequality. they go so far as suggesting the prime minister and chancellor re evaluate when they publish their next fiscal plans on the 23rd of november. that is because friday s tax cut plans led to panic.
more deals will be on the table in the coming months hopefully but the reality is if you are remortgaging or looking to buy, fewer office are available and they are likely to be very expensive. the gamble is, could they get worse? 50 very expensive. the gamble is, could they get worse? very expensive. the gamble is, could they get worse? so much uncertainty. for now, they get worse? so much uncertainty. for now. you they get worse? so much uncertainty. for now. you very they get worse? so much uncertainty. for now, you very much they get worse? so much uncertainty. for now, you very much indeed. i for now, you very much indeed. pressure is mounting on the government with more criticism being poured on these tax cut plans we have been talking about this morning. 0ur chief political correspondent nick eardley is in liverpool this morning. we will talk about labour in a moment but let s see how the government response to this. the imf have told the uk government to re evaluate its
to get their flu vaccine as the uk braces for an unpredictable winter. good morning. how scotland bounced back after the disappointment of missing out on a world cup play off spot with eyes on euro qualification. he s had a front row seat to some of the most important events in our time broadcaster david dimbleby will be on the sofa just before 8.00. good morning. today is a day of sunshine and showers. not as many showers as yesterday. tomorrow a bit drier and on friday wet and windy conditions coming our way. all the details later in the programme. good morning. it s wednesday the 28th september. our main story. the international monetary fund which is responsible for stabilising the global economy has criticised the government s plans for tax cuts, warning the measures will increase inequality. it follows the chancellor s mini budget last week, which saw the value of the pound