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Hello and welcome to the Sunday with Neil Patterson podcast.

This week I was joined by the International Trade Secretary Liam Fox to discuss his post-Brexit

plans and Labour Front Bencher Debbie Abrams to talk about her ideas to reform the welfare system.

Lib Dem leader, Sir Vince Cable, also join me in the studio.

This week it was all about money, money, money, as the Chancellor delivered his budget.

There were no massive rabbits pulled out of the old red box, the abolition of stamp duty for

some first-time buyers, alterations to the new Universal Credit Scheme, and also a bit of

extra cash for the NHS. Those really were the big-ticket items. But most importantly,

for the government at least,

was that the event passed with no major U-turn or climb down. The Chancellor managed to escape

just about unscathed. But there is no let-up for the government. Attention now turns to the European

Council in mid-December and whether Theresa may can offer enough on a divorce bill and on the Irish border

to get those trade talks started at the moment.

It's far from guaranteed.

If trade negotiations can begin in the new year, that will mean a increase in workload for

Liam Fox, the government's international trade secretary.

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