Karen Ward tells us that the UK is vulnerable to global interest rate rises.
@MSensier tells us that we need to look at why the UK has had to borrow so much for #coronavirus, which is partly down to not spending enough on preparation for a pandemic.
.@MSensier tells us that the #coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated the regional inequalities that exist throughout the UK.
.@jagjit_chadha tells us that #Brexit has been called the "Heineken shock" as it reaches parts of the economy that #coronavirus hasn't reached.
.@MSensier tell us that the £12bn announced by the Prime Minister for a 'green industrial revolution' is not enough to kickstart a 'green recovery', comparing it to Germany investing €40bn and France investing €30bn.
That's all for today. Many thanks to all of our witnesses for taking part in our session on #spendingreview2020.
Asked by @hbaldwin whether reduced rates of tax for self-employed people are justified, Charlotte Barbour (ICAS) said that it's hard to justify why people doing similar work pay different rates of tax.
John Cullinane (@CIOTNews) added: it's "hard to justify these differences."
.🗣️@emilyshuckburgh tells us that we've experienced what a global shock looks like with #coronavirus, adding that "the state of our climate, if we do not address that, is going to create a much greater global shock."