minister said hang on a minute, iam richie sunak, the finance minister said hang on a minute, i am ofs and small tax so if you like the policy said one thing and the framing at the and said something else so we are undecided about the longer—term about what brought 7 post brexit post covid—19 written will be. brought ? post brexit post covid-19 written will be.— written will be. what were the reaction from _ written will be. what were the reaction from the _ written will be. what were the reaction from the parties? - written will be. what were the - reaction from the parties? there's a lot to unpack. reaction from the parties? there's a lotto unpack-— lot to unpack. there was. in some wa s of lot to unpack. there was. in some ways of course _ lot to unpack. there was. in some ways of course tradition _ lot to unpack. there was. in some ways of course tradition any - ways of course tradition any briton's main opposition labor party at his favorite higher spending and at his favorite higher spending and a bigger state than the lawyer put on the back foot by the fact that the government

others more expensive it is what richie sunak had to say earlier. . ., , , ., earlier.ase in duty on spirits like whiskey, _ earlier. the increase in duty on spirits like whiskey, wine, - earlier. the increase in duty on | spirits like whiskey, wine, cider and beer live all from midnight tonight be canceled. that's a tax cut at worth £3 million. 0ur reforms make the alcohol duty system simpler, fairer, and healthier. chief executive of the lane and spirit trade association said he was generally happy with the chancellor's announcements. brute generally happy with the chancellor's announcements. we were ho - in: chancellor's announcements. we were hoinu the chancellor's announcements. we were hoping the chancellor _ chancellor's announcements. we were hoping the chancellor would _ chancellor's announcements. we were hoping the chancellor would listen - hoping the chancellor would listen to us which indeed he has built a freeze to all duties of his accident in the current climate and it helps to be worried about cost—of—living increases and concerns about the recovery of

it seems that richie sunak completely missed the memo on the client at we need to be taking real thison capture and storage and so—called sustainable aviation fuel. we needed to be moving away from these carbon intensive industries and taking the opportunity we have for the whole country if we investing their green industry of the future that can warm our homes and improve our transports and protect environmentally friendly forms of farming. this is the transition we need to see and read the uk should be showing leadership that's needed on the global stage. the government would argue that this is a budget that is about growth, it's about raising peoples living standards. about encouraging businesses to invest think it's about the future. and it's only when you settle those discussions and those debates that it's possible for potentially people to turn towards what longer—term goals and it comes to the climax. what would be sick of that argument? i to the climax. what would be sick of that argument?— that argument? i am not sure this buduet that argument? i am not sure this budget real

and you heard richi sunak try to calm nerves.he was askin: looking at tax cuts again. he was asking me _ looking at tax cuts again. he was asking me about _ looking at tax cuts again. he was asking me about the _ looking at tax cuts again. he was asking me about the extent - looking at tax cuts again. he was asking me about the extent to i looking at tax cuts again. he was . asking me about the extent to which people here are nervous about what's going on at the broader economy supply chain issues and the rest of it. i had a stab at answering his question and i wonder how you would read the mood of activists as far as what's going on beyond the conference?— what's going on beyond the conference? there are quite concerned- _ conference? there are quite concerned. the _ conference? there are quite concerned. the governmentj conference? there are quite - concerned. the government has got a clear message this week. they are trying to make this clear dividing line between dennant labor. they are saying that castar me last week said he

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