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Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics podcast.

From Sky News, I'm Adam Bolton.

This week, what else?

Coronavirus and the economy after the budget.

Well, the Prime Minister announced that the UK is entering the delay

phase of dealing with the virus, but he stopped short of introducing more stringent social measures

in spite of the fact that they've been seen in many other parts of the world.

Meanwhile, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak attempted to vaccinate the economy with £30 billion worth of spending in the fight against the virus, including some funding for sick pay and tax breaks for businesses.

Joining me today to talk about all that are the economists recently, the columnist for Unheard, Paul Embry, and Sky's beautiful correspondent Tom Rainer.

Well, let's start with the coronavirus budget and what the Chancellor and the leader of the opposition had to say.

We are doing everything we can to keep this country and our people healthy and financially secure.

Yeah.

Whatever extra resources our NHS needs to cope with coronavirus it will get.

We're going into this crisis with our public services on their knees.

And as today's figures confirm, with a fundamentally weak economy, which is now now flatlining with zero growth even before the

impact of coronavirus. So Paul, was it the right budget for the times? Well, I certainly think

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