During her absence in China, the Chancellor faced intense criticism from Shadow Chancellor Met Stride, who emphasized that the economic crisis gripping the UK was exacerbated by a perceived lack of leadership and transparency from the government.
Stride's condemnation of the Chancellor's trip to China included sharp critiques on the state of the economy, noting the pound had hit a 14-month low and business confidence was 'through the floors,' emphasizing that this was a 'crisis made in Downing Street.'
Braverman's remarks about the Labour government's approach to China painted a picture of inaction and vulnerability, suggesting that their diplomatic choices were not just misguided but also perilous for the country's future.
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