sector including bricklayers, roofers and carpenters. 0ther sector struggling to recruit including retail and hospitality are disappointed they were not included in that. 0verall disappointed they were not included in that. overall the budget watchdog thinks these measures will boost growth or at least help the economy not shrink so much, but the impact will fade if those investment incentives aren t permanent. another si . nificant incentives aren t permanent. another significant focus incentives aren t permanent. another significant focus was incentives aren t permanent. another significant focus was on incentives aren t permanent. another significant focus was on energy. - the chancellor also announed plans to ensure a quarter of britain s energy will come from nuclear power. they are reclassifiying nuclear energy as environmentally sustainable to drive more investment in the sector. it s already met with some opposition, as our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. nuclear i
at six, the chancellor unveils his first budget with big changes to childcare, pensions and benefits. jeremy hunt says the economy is on the right track and the plan is working but labour said the uk was on a path of managed decline. today we build for the future. with inflation down, debt falling and growth up, the declinists are wrong and the optimists are right. like millions across our country this budget leaves us stuck in the waiting room with only a sticking plaster to hand, a country set on a path of managed decline, falling behind our competitors, the sick man of europe once again. the government s independent forecaster warned of the sharpest
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