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NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
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This is the embarrassing moment a Tory MP got schooled by a news reporter on Britain’s economic growth since the pandemic.
Politicians trying to get away with faulty statistics or dodging questions may be an inevitable part of the government, especially ahead of an announcement as big as Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement.
Once in awhile, they do get caught in the act – this is at least what happened to Vicky Ford earlier today.