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Chancellor's numbers only add up because they were made up, warns leading economist

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“Chancellor's numbers only add up because they were made up, warns leading economist”

John Healey was accused of using 'made up numbers' to balance the books as the OBR admitted soaring energy prices meant its figures were already out of date.

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