He added: ?When my staff saw my draft of this speech they said, 'we can see the grey skies, where are the sunny uplands?? I am sorry, I can only tell it as I see it.
?People aren?t thinking about 10 years ahead when they are worrying about how to survive the next 10 days to pay day. The truth is that there are difficult times ahead.?
His comments were far more stark than those made by Treasury ministers who have stressed that plans to cut the deficit have left the country in a good position.
George Osborne, the Chancellor, has insisted that Britain is a ?safe haven? but Downing Street advisers are urgently making new economic plans.
Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, who will address the conference tomorrow, said the Government was bringing forward billions of pounds of spending on infrastructure such as energy plants, roads and railways.
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