article_snippet: know The Tories will get The Tories money back if The Tories lend it to the UK.
article_snippet: The Tories claim the Labour Party's spending plans would see billons added to the national debt.
article_snippet: Treasury Secretary David Gauke said: 'There is a clear choice at this election: sticking with the competence and stability of David Cameron and the Conservatives' long-term economic plan that's securing a better future for Britain –
article_snippet: Or abandoning that plan for the SNP and Labour with hardworking taxpayers paying the price for the economic chaos that would result.'
article_snippet: The warning came after Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls claimed George Osborne's spending plans would mean £70billion of cuts – more than double the amount admitted by David Cameron and George Osborne.
article_snippet: Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls said if the Tories were to keep to the Tories promises to protect spending on health, schools and overseas aid, this would mean the Foreign Office and Department for Transport being shut down altogether.
article_snippet: Mr Balls said the government's cuts were 'so extreme that the government's cuts would lead to the smallest police force since comparable records began, the smallest army since Cromwell and over a third of older people receiving social care losing the government's cuts entitlement to it'.
article_snippet: Mr Balls added: 'the Tories now have a choice.
article_snippet: the Tories can either say that these unprecedented, extreme and close-to- impossible cuts to our police, armed forces and social care are the true consequences of the Tories spending plans,' Mr Balls said. '
article_snippet: Or the Tories can confess that the Tories plans are in fact impossible to achieve without breaking the Tories promise to protect the NHS. '
article_snippet: If David Cameron and George Osborne cannot spell out how David Cameron and George Osborne sums add up for non-protected departments in order to achieve David Cameron and George Osborne fiscal surplus, the British people can only conclude - and would be right to conclude - that alternative plans do exist: to cut NHS spending and introduce charging. '
article_snippet: David Cameron and George Osborne George Osborne must come clean or the British people will draw the British people own conclusions.'