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Hello and welcome to Coffeyhouse Shots, The Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Oscar Edmondon and I'm joined today by James Heel and Isabel Hartman.

So the Chancellor will deliver his autumn statement next week and Ritchie Scenic will hope to stamp his authority onto a

fracturing party after a difficult few days. James there's lots of rumors

swirling around about what might be included in Jeremy Huntswater's statement.

Can you take us through what could be announced?

Sure.

So as per usual, there's always a bit of pre-budget

or pre-autom statement briefing in terms

of different departments getting involved looking at what

is going to be in the autumn statement and what isn't and it seems that I think

that a key part of this is going to be what is inflationary or what isn't so

the measures which are seen as not going to be

additional spending and putting money in the economy will going to be the ones

that go forward in this so that's why I think that we're seeing stuff around

businesses full-expensing which was a permanent measure introduced in the budget earlier

this year in March is like is possibly going to be made permanent that's just

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