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It's Monday, the 3rd of October 2022.

I'm Adam Roberts, the economist's digital editor.

Welcome to Editors' Pigs, where you can hear three highlights from the weekly edition

of the economist, Red Allowed.

We have two cover stories this week.

In Europe, we pick over the wreckage of the worst start to a British government in memory.

The 25-minute statement that Quasiqua Tang, Britain's new Chancellor of the Exchequer, gave

on September 23rd, was meant to usher in an era of economic growth.

Instead, it triggered a crisis, with immense economic and political damage.

We argue that Mr Qua Tang and Liz Truss, the Prime Minister, are right to want to boost

Britain's anemic rate of growth.

They could have set out policies to do so.

Instead, only three weeks into the Truss Premiership, their growth agenda may already be damaged

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