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Significant difference. i par; significant difference. i pay tribute to _ significant difference. i pay tribute to the _ significant difference. i pay tribute to the chancellor. significant difference. i pay| tribute to the chancellor for significant difference. i pay i tribute to the chancellor for his statement and for the urgency in which he is taking them. the energy price guarantee was welcomed across the house, although that is probably the house, although that is probably the policy that ...

The florist stall on this market has been here for over 100 years, and even though they have a loyal customer base, they are feeling the pinch. they are just worried. people are worried they will not be able to afford to live. the cost of living is constantly going up, they are worried they will not have that extra money, and flowers are a luxury item, something that people give for gifts, so they are just tightening their belts a little bit. the mini budget now looks very different. people here...

In germany, how the spd government is starting to reconstruct the country to deliver, as you said in the intro, for those sort of whats known in britain as red wall, industrial coastal communities that have not seen that economic growth and that success in recent years, but actually also had to deliver for the whole country, because if you get things working in those places, you get the economy firing on all cylinders and everything starts to work. and were were sitting in this bus in berlin, si...

The secretary of state for work and pensions chloe smith would be available, that offer was withdrawn late last night. we think we know now why? the surprise announcement this morning that the chancellor is to make a statement on more changes to the mini budget might, perhaps, explain that decision. lets get some reaction to all these developments with deputy political editor for the spectator, katy balls and sonia sodha whos the chief leader writer for the observer. im sorry we are making you s...

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Austerity we saw in the austerity years under the coalition government of which you were a number? i suspect some of this could be rather tougher. for example, there was a year during the coalition when inflation was higher than earnings growth, about 5%, and wages were three and a bit and there was a row in the coalition about whether people on benefits should get the full increase even though wages were rising fast and the coalition played 5.1 benefit increases in line with inflation so there ...

Value of the total losses and what actions will he be taking to ensure confidence in the pensions? why should they ever trust the tories with their pensions again? i’m with their pensions again? im afraid i dont _ with their pensions again? im afraid i dont accept his analysis of why those problems happened at all. but i dont deny that we have had some issues with pension funds. i would point him to the government of the bank of england statement today that says were well on our way to resolvi...

And support for businesses will be targeted at those most affected and the new approach will better incentivise energy efficiency. the most important objective for our country right now is stability. governments cannot eliminate volatility in the markets, but they can play their part and we will do so because instability affects the prices of things in shops, the cost of mortgages and the values of pensions. there will be more difficult decisions, i am afraid, on both tax and spending as we deli...

That some of the measures have been reversed from the mini—budget. resignation from some to the expectations politicians wont deliver on their promises but for many, a sense of concern about the political future. just another let down. its just another thing that they have gone back on their word, you know? its expected, actually. like i think most of the time when they say they are promising meetings well sit there and go, thats not going to happen. it is the right thing to do. i think they�...

U—turn we are talking about, it is notjust u—turn we are talking about, it is not just one u—turn we are talking about, it is notjust one decision that was wrong, that was changed. entire programme of what she wanted her government to be and it means that not only has she got to stomach that, she has also handed all of the lines she was saying what was so wrong about what her political opponents were doing to them to be used against her.— used against her. absolutely, and i think it is u...