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The government has declared That it is "expenditure of the page rotated to the savings policy", to increase as there are plans in all departments.

Chancellor, Sajid Javid outlines £13. 8bn of investment in areas such as health, education and police, which he said was the fastest increase in the expenditure for 15 years.

The plans for a year and come amid an intense political turmoil over Brexit.

labour criticised the spending plans as a "dirty Election campaign".

Mr Javid said: "No Department will be cut next year. Each individual Department has a budget for the day-to-day expenditure increased least in line with inflation.

"That 's what I mean, by the end of the austerity policy. "

But The Shadow chancellor, John Mcdonnell , accused Mr Javid of "meaningless platitudes".

"don't insult The Intelligence of The British people," he said.

He accused the government of "pretending to be the end of the austerity policy, if you do nothing of the kind."

this Is really the end of austerity?

Mr Javid is the first Federal Chancellor to claim That austerity measures on the Way Out .

His predecessor, Philip Hammond said That the "era of austerity is coming measures at last to an end," in his autumn Budget last year, as he promised, That he is a £30 billion Boost in public spending up to the year 2024.

the Director of The Institute for Fiscal Studies, Paul Johnson , said Mr Javid's plan signaled a "real change in direction on the issues, But most of the areas of public service expenditure is still far below the level of 2010".

"health is the big exception," he said.

Overall, the IFS said That the expenditure would be still 3% below its level of a decade ago and More Than 9% lower per person.

"Non-health budgets have also lost to increasing NHS funding: real expenditures outside of The Department of health will still be 16% lower (21% lower per person-conditions) in the next year than in 2010-11," it added.

Mr Johnson also warned That the current weakness in the UK economy could weigh for the government, the Declaration of the end of the austerity policy.

"of course We live in a time of extreme economic uncertainty, and I think the great danger, say That austerity is a policy That the economy it could be much worse That if we had a no-deal Brexit", he said.

"Then start the deficit and debt, and we are in danger of getting a further dose of austerity measures on with for a second time. "

What are the big announcements were? No Leakage of the change of plans?

This was a spending round not give.

The difference is That Mr Javid, the plans are for One Year only, and not the usual three-year strategy set by the Chancellor because of ongoing uncertainty about the impact of Brexit.

Mr Javid was also a very political speech.

He laid out the spending plans against the possibility That the United Kingdom is the name for a General Election - the country is the third in five years.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Britain will go to the polls, if he is forced to request an extension of the 31 October date for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union .

Mr Javid was criticized twice during his speech by the speaker of The House of Commons John Bercow for talking to us about a bill - MPs will vote later Today That Mr Johnson to ask the EU would stop forcing a delay in the UK, rather than relying on the expenditure round.

Mr Bercow said it was "very inappropriate", and added: "It bothers me very much That the honourable gentleman in the course of a statement of agreement on matters seems to be, not even tangential, But not to the spending round, to which he is aligned. "

What is the government's independent watchdog say?

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has said nothing, as this is a separate expenditure round, and was sperated from the Budget.

As a result, there are no new forecasts from The Independent fiscal watchdog-which means That the Chancellor's spending plan is based on forecasts published in March by the OBR.

Under these forecasts, the government had to borrow about £15bn, within the self-imposed overdraft limit of 2% of the value added in the National Economy .

Since then, The British gross domestic product (GDP).

When it contracts again between July and September, is defined as the country officially in recession as two consecutive quarters of negative growth.

On Wednesday, showed nearly three-quarters of GDP, That growth slowed in August, after poor figures from manufacturing and construction in the same month.

If the UK falls into recession, it would mean That the government broke its own fiscal rules.

Although Mr Javid said on Wednesday That the budget later this year he will have a review of the fiscal framework: "To ensure That it meets the economic priorities of Today , not of a decade ago".

Separately, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Wednesday That the worst-case scenario hits, the economy is a no-deal-UK's EU-exit now "less severe" thanks to the preparations, since the end of last year.

The Treasury Select Committee hearing, Mr Carney said That if the UK left the EU, with no deal, the economy would shrink by 5. 5% instead of 8% decline it had predicted in November .

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Source of news: bbc.com