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Spring? the tax system now looks a little bit different to what rishi i little bit different to what rishi sunak left out. we have cut stamp duty, got rid of the health and social care levy, so the tax burden is not going to be quite as high as what we thought back in march, but it will still be very high and around its highest level since the 19505. around its highest level since the 1950s. you have to look at why was rishi sunak and borisjohnson pushing up the tax burden? it was clearly predicated on desire to spend more on health and social care, you desire are at least an inability, desire...

Policy—making. and in that sense it has been forced to overcompensate, if you like. it now has to be more orthodox than it might otherwise have been able to get away with. and thatis have been able to get away with. and that is because it took that a very early and deeply unwise decision to go ahead with the mini budget without any of the sort of buttressing institutions around that. we didn't get a forecast from the obr. it announced one side of the obr. it announced one side of the equation, the tax cuts, without telling anything substantive about what it was going to do on the spending si...

Is rubbish, which i know you're not doing. if you look back at my record, i've always been a kind of low tax tory. i do believe that strongly that giving people autonomy in their life also means autonomy over their finances to make choices for themselves and for their families. and you know that in a way, if i'm also a capitalist, i want people to participate in capitalism. and that means we need to leave them with money so that they can invest in and build asset bases for themselves. so it shouldn't come as a surprise that i'm very much aligned on the policy that the prime minister is promoti...

Looking to see a lot more answers very quickly?— very quickly? it seems to have brou . ht very quickly? it seems to have brought a _ very quickly? it seems to have brought a bit _ very quickly? it seems to have brought a bit of— very quickly? it seems to have brought a bit of breathing - very quickly? it seems to have i brought a bit of breathing space, one never understands the markets, the difference this makes really as trivial. there is a lot of credibility issues here. there is a lot of sense of direction issues here rather than real change. what is going to be crucial, i think, is by...

We've shortened it from 30. so you don't have long to wait. you can tell us if the report is rubbish, which i know you're not doing, if you look back at my record, i've always been a kind of low tax tory. i do believe that strongly that giving people autonomy in their life also means autonomy over their finances to make choices for themselves and for their families. and you know that in a way, if i'm also a capitalist, i want people to participate in capitalism. and that means we need to leave them with money so that they can invest in and build asset bases for themselves. so it shouldn't come...