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The default position of many of our broadcasters is deflection and denial.

I don't think that those are properly understood as in the main, at least, and perhaps at all, as a response to the mini budget.

Whereas I think at the time, policy makers thought that it was.

That was just wrong.

This is going to cause a huge ruction. And why is it that Labour won't allow this public inquiry?

There aren't many more stories, more worthy of national headlines, are there, than co-pilot Halligan versus co-pilot Pearson.

Welcome back to a whole new year of Planet Normal, the telegraph podcast with Alison Pearson.

Hello.

And me, Liam Halligan.

While 2025 has started with a banko pilot, the Christmas decorations are barely down,

and yet the season of political goodwill, such as it was, is well and truly over. A new Delta poll survey suggests that with Labour having taken office only in July, some 69% of voters think the UK's heading in the wrong direction, and a third no less think that Stama won't be Prime Minister by the end of this new year.

There have been a series of unforced errors, from the controversial removal of winter fuel payments to steep

incoming tax rises and now the so-called grooming gang scandal has exploded after safeguarding

minister Jess Phillips failed to explain adequately why she won't agree to a proper inquiry into

the multiple rapes and depraved abuses of predominantly white girls in so many northern

towns, disproportionately at the hands of men of Pakistani origin. Much of the public is quite

rightly incensed, a groundswell of utter outrage that you captured Alison in what, if I may say

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