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yael selfin, chief economist, at kpmg ukjoins us now good what do you make of the latest figures?nancing. more wiggle room for the budget? how much money will he have to play with? he has some extra wiggle room from the last year. 5.8 billion. and based on the figure so far, he might have an additional 10 billion to spend. but, we already had the prime minister committing to additional spending on the nhs and it could equal the efforts. which would leave him with no extra spending during the autumn budget. if he wants to keep to his target. normally, july is quite a good month anyway in terms of public finances. they are prone to surpluses. what makes this july even bigger? we had very strong figures for self—assessment in particular and also for vat. and also for other income related taxes, but at the same time, we had higher spending by central government. so i would say it is a income tax that predominantly was the good news rather than higher revenues. let's ta ke rather than higher revenues. let's take a look at the trend in public barring. is it too early to see a trend? i t

canary wharf, a big financial institution, and as you look up you can see the towering block of hsbc, kpmgthe west of the uk and that is going to thicken the cloud. it is going to start to bring drizzle to the western isles, maybe later into northern ireland. the isles of scilly and into cornwall. elsewhere, as you can see, still some good sunny spells, the odd shower in the south—east, but it is dry, recovering quite nicely from the chilly start. high teens, some spotted the low 20s. that takes us onto the weekend. we will go through friday night and into the first day of september. more cloud around tonight. in the north and west of the uk that means that temperatures are not going down as far. some spots will still be into single figures. that is where most of the sunshine will be on saturday, the midlands, east yorkshire, east anglia and into the south—east. the north and west of the uk you have that cloud. scotland, northern ireland, wales. patchy rain and drizzle. it is not going to be a wash—out of a day. a few brighter spells here and there, and temperatures creeping up higher. mor