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Welcome to the podcast of Moneybox Live, the program about your money.

Well, the briefcase has been waived.

Jeremy Hunt has spoken.

Parliament has cheered and, of course, it has jeered.

What really matters, though,

isn't the theatre, it's what the budget means for you. There was news of a massive expansion to the funded childcare hours available to working parents. The energy bill guarantee has been

extended for a further three months and there was a glimmer of hope for the cost of living.

There were predictions

that inflation might fall to 2.9% and that the UK will avoid recession this year. In the

next half an hour, we have experts on hand ready to answer your questions on everything that

was or wasn't in that speech, from tax thresholds to childcare. Before we talk to our panel though,

let's hear some reaction. Our reporter Peter Ruddick is at the Park Centre Community Centre

in Noel, Bristol, chatting to customers at the cafe. Peter, good afternoon. Yes, good afternoon

from Bristol, yes, as you say. Yep, you've been interrupting people's coffees. What have they been

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