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Hello, I'm Susan Hume and this is the Today in Parliament podcast for Wednesday the 29th of January.

Coming up, as the Chancellor sets out her route map to growth,

Kemi Badernock reckons the government is putting roadblocks in the way instead of tearing them down.

President Trump is doing it in America.

Argentina is taking a chainsaw to regulations.

Even the EU is not going as far as this left-wing government.

The Prime Minister says he won't take lessons from her.

She's got a nerve. They broke the economy, completely destroyed it.

They broke the health service, completely destroyed it. They ruined us on prisons and everything else you can mention.

But is the growth project just for the south of England?

Reminded me a wee song we used to sing when we're children. There is a happy land, but it's far, far away.

And warnings that people with eating disorders or HIV could qualify for an assisted death under the proposed legislation. Are you OK with a 19-year-old young man who decides to discontinue treatment qualifying under this bill?

But first, Prime Minister's questions came not long

after the Chancellor Rachel Reeves made her big speech in Oxfordshire

on boosting economic growth.

Her announcements included airport expansions,

such as backing for a new runway at Heathrow

and projects across England,

for example, what's known as an Oxford Cambridge

Growth Corridor. Back at Westminster, the opposition leader thought these things sounded familiar

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