By: Lauren Codling
by Lauren Codling THE chancellor has provided assurance that the UK budget can accommodate an “unexpected” Brexit deal, a treasury minister said on Monday (30). MP John Glen, the economic secretary to the Treasury, made the comments hours after the budget was officially presented in parliament by chancellor Philip Hammond. The MP said the budget was made for what was expected to be a “good Brexit deal.” However, the government would “respond accordingly” if plans did not go as expected, Glen confirmed. “We are making significant progress… [but] the chancellor has ensured in the budget that there is enough room…
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