Does Hunt's growth agenda add up?

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🗓️ 27 January 2023

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Jeremy Hunt unveiled his plans to grow the economy in a speech this morning. His strategy will focus on four pillars or 'four E's': enterprise, education, employment and everywhere. Natasha Feroze speaks to Kate Andrews and Fraser Nelson – who were at the Bloomberg headquarters, on their key takeaways from the speech.

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0:00.0	This episode is sponsored by Canacor Genuity Wealth Management.
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0:15.6	Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots.
0:17.3	The Spectators' Daily Politics Podcast.
0:19.6	I'm Natasha Farose and I'm joined by Fraser Nelson and Kate Andrews.
0:24.6	While the two of you have just been in the city
0:27.2	full Jeremy Hunt's big reveal of the future for the economy
0:31.4	at the Bloomberg headquarters,
0:33.4	lots of ease in his speech, Kate. What do we learn?
0:38.0	So we haven't had any policy updates or policy proposals from Jeremy Hunt.
0:43.3	As you said, there are four ease.
0:45.9	The chancellor gave us five pledges at the start of the month.
0:48.4	Jeremy Hunt's giving us four pillars,
0:50.9	enterprise education, employment and everywhere.
0:54.4	Everywhere, what's that?
0:55.6	Well, everywhere is supposed to mean that the first three
0:58.2	will apply to everywhere in the UK.
1:00.1	But frankly, I think it's more like 3.5 and we could have dropped the everywhere.
1:03.2	Is that the new way of seeing whittling up?
1:05.9	Who even has a bad definition?
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