Willis is undeterred by GDP slowdown and IMF advice, although she is talking of “tax relief” rather than tax cuts
One minister is talking tough while a colleague – whose ministry had acted tough and drawn a barrage of flak – has shown an official softening.
Some ministers are doing what Labour was good at, which is distributing public funds to causes regarded as worthy or needy, while another has portended the prospect of a contentious Labour decision – to shut down the Marsden Point oil refinery – being reversed.
