# @gbnewsonline on YouTube

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- **Original URL:** https://youtube.com/watch?v=0jokRXK8sOc
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- **Posted:** 2026-07-21T10:13:26.000+00:00
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Reform UK's Treasury Spokesperson Robert Jenrick MP has issued a stark warning over the economic direction of Andy Burnham's new Labour government, claiming that tax rises are inevitable despite the administration's decision to scrap VAT on household energy bills. Jenrick argues that while cutting VAT may prove popular with voters, the government will ultimately have to find billions of pounds elsewhere to fund its spending commitments, particularly as John Healey takes over as Chancellor and faces mounting pressure over the public finances.

In this discussion, Jenrick reacts to a series of major developments surrounding the new government, including John Healey's appointment as Chancellor, reports that Labour could increase foreign aid spending, and the appointment of Miatta Fahnbulleh as Energy Secretary. He also criticises Labour's approach to Net Zero, claiming the government's energy agenda is even more ambitious than previous policies. Throughout the interview, Jenrick sets out why he believes the government's current economic plans are unsustainable and predicts that higher taxes will be the unavoidable consequence.

Miriam Cates also challenges Robert Jenrick on Reform UK's own economic proposals, questioning whether his party can realistically promise tax cuts while criticising Labour's fiscal plans. The debate covers taxation, defence spending, energy policy, foreign aid, and the wider economic outlook under Andy Burnham's government. 

#labour  #andyburnham  #tax 

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