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Options Reeves is considering include taking into account the Bank of England’s impact on the national debt to create space for more investment spending.Repayment of massive Bank of England pandemic-era support, means that this wider measure of debt is higher and falls faster, making it easier to fulfil the target that the national debt is falling between the fourth and fifth year of the target.

A more radical move towards a measure of debt that includes government’s assets such as the student loan book or the motorway network could increase the amount for investment more significantly.The chancellor has clearly signalled that over the Parliament she would reverse the cuts to spending on infrastructure as a share of the economy inherited from the previous government.The government invested 2.6% of GDP on major projects last year, and under existing plans spending is set to fall to 1.7% by 2028-29. The Chancellor says this fall is a “mistake”.

While the Opposition accuse the Government of “fiddling” the rules, Cabinet ministers are making an increasingly public argument that Rishi Sunak’s 2021 fiscal rules were “anti-investment” and caused some of the problems in public services.But the Treasury recognises that there will be “guardrails” on the speed and extent of investment spending, for example through the main current Budget rule. The £90bn a year interest bill for the national debt is part of day-to-day spending that all needs to be funded by taxation.

The Treasury will have to tell the OBR about its likely Budget measures this week in order for a draft fiscal forecast to be calculated by Monday. This back and forth process will continue until the process is finalised on 25 October.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has refused to rule out whether she will increase the rate of capital gains tax in her autumn Budget.On one side of the road, they chanted ‘refugees welcome’, on the other side they chanted racist slurs and Tommy Robinson’s name.

Those protesting against migrants held Irish tricolours and Union flags side by side, a rare sight in Northern Ireland.As the atmosphere got more toxic police put on their riot gear.

Some officers told me they were taken aback by the size of the crowd, they were being told in their earpiece that further protesters were making their way in from the south and east of the city.Fireworks and eggs were fired towards the peaceful demonstrators at city hall. Police used hand held camcorders to gather evidence.