Interview with Amber Rudd and Barry Gardiner PT2

The transcript discusses the government's capacity to ensure security amidst police cuts, highlighting investments in counterterrorism and intelligence services. It contrasts economic growth projections under Conservative and Labour proposals, referencing the Institute of Fiscal Studies. The discussion includes the impact of these proposals on taxation and the economy, emphasizing the need for a strong economy to support security measures.

What does the Institute of Fiscal Studies say about economic growth under Labour's proposals?

What are the implications of the highest levels of taxation since 1945 as mentioned in the text?