UK's Post Brexit Budget Explained - Brexit Explained

The transcript covers the UK government's spending plans post-Brexit, as announced by Chancellor Sajid Javid. It highlights the largest spending review in 15 years, with significant increases in health, education, and defense budgets. However, critics argue that the spending is unsustainable and does not reverse a decade of austerity. The discussion also touches on the political motivations behind the spending, comparing it to historical 'giveaway budgets' used by the Conservatives to win elections.

What was the Chancellor's claim regarding the sustainability of the increased spending?

In what ways did the government attempt to frame the spending review as a positive change?

What historical context was provided regarding the Conservative Party's approach to budgets and elections?