Dame Harriett Baldwin criticises the Budget as full of broken promises to the electorate; more taxes, more public spending and more borrowing which do not lead to growth. She says the only way to deliver true, genuine, sustainable economic growth in this country is through productivity and investment by the private sector.
Shadow Minister for International Development, Dame Harriett Baldwin, responds to the Government statement on the legislation approved by the Israeli Knesset to ban UNRWA. She calls for the full implementation of reforms proposed by French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna to restore trust in the organisation and asks about alternative aid avenues to Gaza beyond UNRWA.
Following an Urgent Question on possible breaches of the ministerial code ahead of the Budget, Dame Harriett Baldwin asks the Paymaster General if the Chancellor receiving £7,500-worth of free clothes and declaring them as office support is a breach of the ministerial code.
