Boris Johnson is asking his Cabinet to come up with ideas to help ease the cost-of-living crisis - but isn't willing to spend any money on them.
The Prime Minister wants to move on from the Partygate row - and inspire voters to vote for him at next week’s local elections - with proposals that won’t expand departments’ budgets.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves blasted the Prime Minister for “still just talking” weeks after a Spring Statement and a cost of living crisis, including Tory National Insurance hikes and a £693 energy bills rise.
