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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 06:11:00

when they come to westminster, mps will have two options. they can defeat the government and restore aid spending next year to its previous target of 0.7% of national income. or they can support the government and make any increase in aid dependent on the state of the public finances. the treasury wants two new tests to be met before aid spending rises national debt has to be falling and the government budget has to be in surplus with no borrowing used for day to day spending. treasury sources said the new tests could mean uk aid spending rises again in a couple of years as the economy recovers. but mps and charities fear the aid cut would instead be locked in for the long term. with a sizeable conservative rebellion expected, the vote may well be tight, and the result will matter for millions around the world who benefit from uk aid. james landale, bbc news.

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