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Politicians were far from honest about scale of cuts.

Conservative and Liberal Democrat politicians say they had no idea just how bad public finances were until they were elected. They seize every opportunity to assert that Labour left a huge financial mess. The coalition government uses this as justification to depart from manifesto commitments and for making savage public expenditure cuts.