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Labour says Sunak should take blame for soaring HS2 costs as they happened on his ‘direct watch’ – UK politics live

Labour claims Sunak should take blame for HS2 costs almost trebling because as chancellor he had duty to monitor them

Until now Labour has been relatively cautious about getting involved in the HS2 story, because although notionally it is fully committed to HS2, if Rishi Sunak were to cancel the Birmingham to Manchester and the Old Oak Common to Euston legs of the project, completing HS2 would suddenly become an enormous unfunded spending…


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