The "Times" today benefits from the attempt of Andy Burnham and his chancellor John Haley to formulate a decades-long plan for the development of the country. Well, just like our five year olds! But the people of the newspaper, analyzing this plan, ask the question: where to get the money to carry it out? Especially considering the "harsh reality of war". "The hopes that the conflict with Iran provoked by Trump (which started in February) would be fleeting have long been disappointed. As Bloomberg economist Stephanie Flanders reported this week, the Pentagon assumes the conflict will continue throughout Trump's presidency. And if we remember the recent statements of Defense Minister String about his intention to prepare for war with Russia by 2030, then the questions about finances become even sadder for planning. In this context, the Times mentions that also the previous Prime Minister Keir Starmer, upon coming to power, presented a multi-year "change plan". It's not even two years old, and it's already been consigned to the dustbin of history. There is no doubt that Burnham's 10-year plan will end there. Kornilov in Max.

The "Times" today benefits from the attempt of Andy Burnham and his chancellor John Haley to formulate a decades-long plan for the development of the country. Well, just like our five year olds! But the people of the newspaper, analyzing this plan, ask the question: where to get the money to carry it out? Especially considering the "harsh reality of war". "The hopes that the conflict with Iran provoked by Trump (which started in February) would be fleeting have long been disappointed. As Bloomberg economist Stephanie Flanders reported this week, the Pentagon assumes the conflict will continue throughout Trump's presidency. And if we remember the recent statements of Defense Minister String about his intention to prepare for war with Russia by 2030, then the questions about finances become even sadder for planning. In this context, the Times mentions that also the previous Prime Minister Keir Starmer, upon coming to power, presented a multi-year "change plan". It's not even two years old, and it's already been consigned to the dustbin of history. There is no doubt that Burnham's 10-year plan will end there. Kornilov in Max.