Suella Braverman

Latest updates: new prime minister to go head to head with Keir Starmer for the first time.

That date was set by the previous prime minister in the anticipation that she would be able to work throughout this period of time on that with the chancellor. will want to spend time with his chancellor working through the plans to make sure that they fit with the priorities that he has set out as prime minister. “The fact that the targets of lobbying activity are not identified on the register feels like a significant gap,” it says. Names hopefully floated around as the reshuffle took place included George Eustice, the former secretary of state under Boris Johnson, and Victoria Prentis, a former minister at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) who is popular in the farming sector. He also told the Guardian that it would “definitely enhance transparency” if contact between consultant lobbyists and special advisers was brought under the regime. Now we have a new prime minister and the prospect of much longer-term stability for the economy and the country. He understands the reasons for doing that, and I’ll continue to work very closely with him. It’s also extremely important that that statement is based on the most accurate possible economic forecasts and forecasts of public finances. I want to confirm that it will demonstrate debt falling over the medium term, which is very important for people to understand. The chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, has confirmed that his fiscal statement has been postponed to 17 November. His record in office is already a serious cause for concern for what’s on the horizon for struggling families and businesses. Her statement could signal hope that she is moving away from divisive policies such as scrapping nature-friendly farming incentives, banning solar farms and attacking the RSPB.