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“And voters have been withering in their criticism of Labour's feeble efforts to tackle the cost-of-living crisis – concluding Andy Burnham's government 'haven't got a clue'.”

“But he also faced criticism for failing to squeeze more money from profitable banks, punishing savers and not giving enough help to the poorest.”

“Healey said he will set out how the government plans to meet its commitment to spend 3% of the national income on defence by 2030, and 3.5% by 2035, at next year's spending review.”

“Help to Buy Labour has said the scheme will be funded by within existing government budgets, but is yet to provide details of which other areas will see their spending cut.”

“Goldman Sachs is spending big in an attempt to ensure AI catches on.”

“Financial markets are watching Mr Healey like a hawk as he tries to fix the battered public finances without breaking his fiscal rule that day-to-day spending should be paid for by taxes rather than more debt.”

“Economist Saul Eslake said it was lazy to suggest the government was spending in a totally wanton manner.”

“…r higher borrowing.' Ms Kendall, whose bid to trim the benefits bill last year was torpedoed by Labour MPs, also said the government should 'set a path for... starting to bring down that growth (in welfare spending) because the growth in the cost is too…”

“A Reuters/Ipsos survey suggests that 85% of Americans think social media can be addictive for children, and 61% support greater government oversight.”

“Labor is telling regional businesses to boost their workforces with Pacific migrants as it fights complaints from One Nation and industries who warn their operations will be crippled under government plans to cut thousands of working holidaymakers.”

“…se as families brace for more mortgage pain, but Canberra's spending addiction is making the crisis worse As ministers blame events overseas, Michele Bullock's own words point to a homegrown inflation problem Nor is the connection between government spending…”

“The headline deficit, where the government can place big-spending items, is projected to be around $60 billion this year.”

“A massive government spending review led by economist Don Drummond in 2012, ordered by former Liberal premier Dalton McGuinty, found that business subsidies were often “an inefficient use of public resources” with outcomes that were “vague or difficult to…”

“Hillier said: “The fiscal rules, and therefore the OBR’s forecasts, become more important when government spending operates on razor-thin margins.”

“Tim Davie, the BBC’s previous director general, resigned last year after criticism over a Panorama episode that spliced together parts of a Donald Trump speech.”

“…ier Doug Ford demonstrated his belief that companies need a government handout to build in Ontario, endorsed the backward-looking approach that favours old, failing industries over new ones, and continued his vigorous cheerleading for Mark Carney, whether the…”

“The Federal Reserve is independent of the government, but has faced sharp criticism from Trump over its decisions on rates in recent years.”