Kemi Badenoch is set to concede it was a mistake for the Tories to pursue Brexit without a plan for growth under Boris Johnson, indicating a shift in the party’s approach. This insight highlights a growing acknowledgment of economic missteps, particularly with new data indicating only a 0.1 percent growth in the British economy for November, raising questions about future strategies and the impact of past decisions on the current economic climate.
While the minimal growth of 0.1 percent may provide slight relief to the chancellor, the ONS emphasized that the economy remains broadly flat with no significant growth observed over the past three months. This situation underscores the stark challenges facing the UK government's economic plans, particularly as the Conservative party reflects on its Brexit strategy and the implications for the nation's economic recovery.
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