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And also voters. completely. i think the next question is, _ and also voters. completely. i think the next question is, will— and also voters. completely. i think the next question is, will the - the next question is, will the government be able to follow through with what it is saying it is going to do? there is still a big fiscal hole, even with these reversals we have seen, and sojeremy hunt as chancellor is saying there are going to be spending cuts to come, may be further tax rises. the q...

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But i emphasise "could," because i think it all depends on that financial statement on 31 october. the opposition said the prime minister�*s government was now clinging on. they didn�*tjust tank the british economy, they also clung on. clung on as they made the pound sink, clung on as they took our pensions to the brink of collapse, clung on as they pushed the mortgages and bills of the british public through the roof. they did all of this. questions? liz truss clearly wants to battle on, ho...

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The opposition said the prime ministers government was now clinging on. they didnt just tank the british economy, they also clung on. clung on as they made the pound sink, clung on as they took our pensions to the brink of collapse, clung on as they pushed the mortgages and bills of the british public through the roof. they did all of this. liz truss clearly wants to battle on, hoping this turmoil will subside, but behind her in parliament sits a fractious, even mutinous party. some think it wou...

But i emphasise could, because i think it all depends on that financial statement on the 31st of october. the opposition said the prime ministers government was now clinging on. they didntjust tank the british economy, they also clung on. clung on as they made the pound sink, clung on as they took our pensions to the brink of collapse, clung on as they pushed the mortgages and bills of the british public through the roof. they did all of this. questions... liz truss clearly wants to battle on, h...

The left is taking to the streets on Sunday to demand more government action against inflation and climate change.

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Appearance in number 10 did little to convince her tory party critics that she is up to the job. some believe herfuture now hinges on the chancellor�*s budget at the end of this month. if that package doesn�*t work and the markets are still reacting all over the place, then i think she is in considerable trouble. she�*s admitted mistakes, and if she admits those mistakes and puts them right, then i think she could conceivably get beyond this. but i emphasise "could," because i think it all...

Assume — suspect he will, but we cannot assume he will. where does he make the economic changes? he has done 18 million. _ the economic changes? he has done 18 million. the _ the economic changes? he has done 18 million, the decision to upgrade corporation tax. other taxes have to be raised _ corporation tax. other taxes have to be raised. spending cuts need to be found _ be raised. spending cuts need to be found but — be raised. spending cuts need to be found. but £60 billion is an enormou...