Mark Carney issues grim warning to British families over bills under Labour initiative (Image: Getty) Mark Carney has admitted that household bills could increase under Labour’s new investment initiative. The National Wealth Fund, which was unveiled yesterday by Chancellor Rachel Reeves , aims to tempt more investment into the UK’s green and growth industries. The scheme involves putting £7.
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