JOHN McDONNELL accused Chancellor Philip Hammond today of threatening more financial pain for Britain if MPs do not accept Theresa May’s twice-rejected Brexit deal.

The shadow chancellor criticised successive Tory governments’ records of slashing public services funding and freezing benefits while having given “over £110 billion of tax cuts to the rich and corporations.”

Mr Hammond pledged spending £26.6bn to boost the economy if MPs vote to leave the EU with a deal.