Spending Review Latest: Reeves pumped Arabs in shape, C in nuclear plant

The Energy Secretary has said that China will be stopped from investing in a new size C power station.

Asked if China would be able to invest in the new power station, in Safok, Ed Milliband told the BBC Radio 4 program: “No”.

But he refused to invest from other foreign governments, saying: “I am not going who are private bidders. We have got a process at this time.

“This is a majority public investment in this, we are going to get some private investment in Sizwell C, but obviously, it always undergoes national security checks.

“It is about making sure that any bidder … are those you want part of your nuclear power station.”

Stop Sizewell CK Ellison Downs said that ministers did not “clean” about the entire cost of the project, which the group earlier estimated that some could be £ 40 billion.

He said: “Where is the benefit of voters plowing more money in size, which can be spent on other priorities, and when the project consumer will add to the bills and is guaranteed to be late and overseas like a hinkle?”

Rhel Reeves has agreed to pump billions of pounds in the UK’s nuclear power sector, with £ 14.2bn towards the construction of a new -sized nuclear power station.

Multi-Alab pound investment will be confirmed by Chancellor on Tuesday at the annual Congress of GMB Union on Tuesday, a few days before that he is expected to make widespread cuts in unsafe departments in Wednesday’s expenditure review.

The Safok plant, which the ministers said, will provide strength to the equivalent of six million houses, it is expected to take almost a decade to complete, hoping that it will be operational before the late 2030s.