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Hello and welcome to the Red Box Podcast on The Times, I'm Matt

Julie with this autumn statement special. I'm joined by Lucy Fisher,

senior political correspondent for The Times, Labour MP Rachel Reeves, and Ryan Shorthouse from the Bright Blue Think Tank.

Britain is going to spend an extra $122 billion by 2020 2020 Philip Hammond confirmed about 60-odd billion of

that directly linked to the decision to leave the EU. Philip Hammond said that

vote in June will change the course of Britain's history and it seems to have changed the course of Britain's finances as well.

Let's start with you Lucy. What did you make of Philip Hammond's statement overall.

What was the overall impression that you got?

Just want of gloom, really, as you say, this remarkable figure of $122 billion by 2021

that the government finance will be worse than we thought previously.

And there was a sort of gasp that went out across the chamber when he said that

debt would peak at 90% of GDP in 2017.

It was a gasp, but almost as loud as when the house learnt that Rotterham has a stately home.

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