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The new Statesman. Hi, I'm Anush.

I'm Rachel.

And I'm Freddie.

And this is the New Statesman's Politics Podcast.

On today's episode, we'll be discussing the government's autumn statement

which was announced by the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt yesterday.

Hello I'm Anusha Kéllian, Britain editor of the New Statesman and host of this

podcast and joining me in the studio I have Rachel Kunliff, our associate political

editor and Freddie Haywood our political correspondent.

So let's first of all talk about what was and perhaps what wasn't in the autumn statement

before we get into the politics of it and the impact of it on people's lives.

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