<b>By Polly Ticks
Political Editor</b>

Prime Minister David Cameron surprised supporters on a visit to Suffolk today by launcing his even longer-term economic plan.

After much of country became cynical about the Governement's long-term economic plan, mainly because it did not appear to be working very well at all, Mr Cameron decided he needed to take drastic measures and introduce an even longer-term economic plan instead.

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Tory insiders revealed the idea was a masterstroke, since even longer meant beyond not only the forthcoming election in May - but past the next general election as well.

One delighted minister said: "Now we can claim how everyone will be better off with our even longer-term economic plan. It will be so far ahead that no one will be able to claim it is not true.

"So we're still bamboozling everyone with clever phrases to cover the fact that the economy is still flat, but now we're also better covering our backsides by calling it 'even longer', meaning when we're still no better off by 2020, no one can have a pop at us."

But opposition parties are already seeing through the even longer-term economic plan, being revealed by the Prime Minister during a visit to a Felixstowe sandwich shop today.

Suffolk Labour Party treasury spokesman Ed Balls-Up said: "This even longer-term economic plan is a complete fabrication. It's just words designed to fool the electorate ahead of the election.

"We in the Labour Party do not conduct such trickery. We have no economic plan at all."

Meanwhile, Mr Cameron faced accusations of further smoke and mirrors when he talked at length about improving East Anglia's creaking transport infrastructure - all projects previously announced and approved.