5. Action on the cost of living. 🚌💡🏠

Too many people across the country are struggling to afford even the basics they need to live. This government needs to take action to make life more affordable - including a National Energy Guarantee to bring down people's energy bills.

4. Rewriting the fiscal rules.🪙

To make the investments we need to get the UK out of it's current slump, we need to take a different approach to the fiscal framework. Fiscal rules should be replaced with fiscal referees.

3. Make sensible savings. 🏦

Starting with a renegotiation of the government's agreement with the Bank of England to pay for losses from quantitative easing. We shouldn't be sending needless money to the central bank when our public services are on their knees.

2. Investment in public services like the NHS and schools. 🚑🎓

Money raised from measures like taxation should be spent on restoring our public services and making vital investments in the foundations of our economy - not just giving the chancellor extra headroom.

1. Tax wealth fairly. 💰💰💰

We need politicians to have an honest conversation with us about taxes. It's clear they're going to need to rise and we'll all have to play our part - BUT it would be inexcusable for taxes to go up for ordinary people and not on the wealthiest.

As our review of the last twenty G20 Summits shows, the G20 is good at fighting fires but less good at fixing the foundations of a broken global economy. I doubt that will improve next year so minilateral efforts to drive progress on key issues will be needed.
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My first visit to Keele. Very excited