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Yeah, because it never ended.
Is he gonna reverse that HS2 decision for example?
It was only called austerity in contrast to the previous vaguely social-democratic settlement. After a decade or two, it’s just the way things are. The Tories themselves announced the end of austerity a few years ago, without changing a single policy.
Austerity never ended.
He's just going to keep public services underfunded and carry on the Tories legacy of austerity under the banner of "economic stability". Starmer is a neoliberal.