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Video show, Monday to Thursday 10 till 1. Obviously all the news is about Wishisunak and his spending review deciding which departments get money and which don't.

But who does the negotiating behind the scenes?

It's someone called the chief secretary to the

Treasury basically deputy to the Chancellor.

I've been speaking to two people who used to hold that job, David Gork, who did it earned

a Theresa May and Liam Byrne who famously left that note to his

successor saying I'm afraid there's no money at the end of the Labour government so

that's coming up in just a sec but first it's Wednesday to our columnist panel

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