During the British Chambers of Commerce conference, the Prime Minister asserted that he had stabilized the economy. However, this claim is refuted by the alarming statistic that one in six businesses are running out of funds. Critics, including Sir Keir Starmer, face backlash as tax increases and national insurance hikes pressure the corporate sector. Business leaders argue that the government's policies hinder economic recovery, and substantial criticism emerges towards Starmer for his trade deal claims amid a domestic tax burden that stifles investment opportunities.
Pimlico Plumbers founder Charlie Mullins blasted Starmer for having a "brass neck" to stand up at the BCC conference telling them he is on their side despite the government having "battered businesses."
Karl Mason, spokesman for the UK Spirits Alliance said his trade deal claims is "nonsense narrative and the punishing tax burden we face at home makes it virtually impossible to invest in export growth."
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