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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shorts, a spectator's daily politics podcast.

I'm Katie Bulls, and I'm joined by Kate Andrews and Fraser Nelson.

There's still two weeks left with a Tory leadership contest, but as of Friday, we'll

finally know what the energy price cap for October looks like, and therefore the level of

crises facing the next Prime Minister.

Before we get to that, we have Liz Trass' economic plans are in focus.

There was a briefing to the Sunday times that we can decay suggesting that when it comes

to her emergency budget, of which the only things we currently know definitely be in

it, going to previous briefings are tax cuts.

Some talk would also provide emergency support.

She will not go to the OBR for a forecast.

What does that mean?

The Office for Budget Responsibility does a forecast next to big fiscal events to put

some real numbers and some real meat to compare to what the Chancellor is actually announcing,

and it allows us to see how this is supposedly, because remember these are forecast, or not

crystal balls is going to impact on growth in the future, what kind of impact is going

to have on borrowing, the debt, the deficit, and the rest of it.

Team Trust is already hinting that for their emergency budget, which is thought to be towards

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