The UK economy didn’t grow at all in the three months after the general election , official figures confirmed. In a setback for Labour , the Office for National Statistics said the economy flatlined between July and September. It previously estimated feeble growth of 0.1%. Chancellor Rachel Reeves blamed the Tories, saying: “The challenge we face to fix our economy and properly fund our public finances after 15 years of neglect is huge. But this is only fuelling our fire to deliver for working