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Anilis Dodds, the economic situation and whether or not we'll see a return to austerity.

Plus you ask us, PMQs, what is it good for?

So as we've entered the second phase of lockdown, a lot of the conversation has been shifting to not only what's been happening to the economy,

but how it can possibly recover. And Alva, you interviewed the Shadow Chancellor this week,

Aneliste Dodds. Did she give you any insights into sort of what

labour's policy will be? Because at the moment they're kind of critiquing the

government but not necessarily offering their own solutions, are they?

Yeah, I'm so I suppose I've sort of got two answers to that

in that I did ask her directly about her priorities

as she's taken on this role. And I suppose her answer was quite vague but I still think

a bit instructive where I think but then also I think there's a broader point about the things

that came out in the whole interview which I'll talk about after but in terms of what she said their first priority is to

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