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The time for the party to unite. it'll be interesting to see if there is any sort of hint of dissenting voices or probing questions from tory backbenchers, because their were 1—2 senior cabinet ministers at pmqs who were trying to catch sunak�*s i, so you wonder what was going through their mindset and what they were about to post to the prime minister. they didn't get a chance but perhaps they'll do so stop what he said yesterday that we are in a profound economic crisis. the economic statement that was due on monday has been put back. he economic statement that was due on monday has been...

Agree with, that the prime minister is on board with, and that they will stick to. there is a good reason for the new prime minister take a bit more time to make sure he is happy with the proposition is coming out of the treasury about how to get the public finances back into a sustainable state. the scale of the problem looks pretty big. it's a difficult situation for the chancellor. obviously he will not want to put up taxes. the tax burden in the uk is at a high level already by historical standards. but on the spending side, there are clear arguments why you don't want to cut working age b...

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This statement does go on. jonathan blake is with me in the studio. he promises to deliver on the 2019 manifesto. there have been a number of issues with deliverables and the tory party over the last few weeks. 45 days in fact. in terms of the 2019 manifesto remind us what was that? it 2019 manifesto remind us what was that? , ., , ., , that? it interesting how he phrased it. iwill that? it interesting how he phrased it. i will deliver— that? it interesting how he phrased it. i will deliver on _ that? it interesting how he phrased it. i will deliver on the _ that? it interesting how he phras...

So it hits us really hard. as everyone awaits the halloween budget from jeremy hunt, it is the broad—based nature of price rises — food, energy and services — that is a little scary. inflation at this time matters as it normally forms the basis for minimum rises in state pensions and benefits, but this morning that had been in doubt, as the chancellor looks to save money. back at the food charity, some relief and bewilderment for betty. it fills you with dread, because are we going to have to start living on what little bit we have saved, and what happens when that's gone? where do we go...