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And it's Alex von Tundleman.

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Hello and welcome to start your week from the bunker, your daily dose of news without the nonsense. Before we begin, a quick reminder, if you enjoy what we do and want to help us keep doing it, you can support us on Patreon. Search Bunker, Patreon, podcast, or follow the link in the show notes to find out how you can get episodes ad-free and early. I'm Jacob Jarvis, and joining me today is Guardian columnist R Baer. Hi, Raph. Hi, Raff. So first up, let's talk about the budget. Seems like that will dominate.

Well, it's been dominating for the past couple of weeks, really, but we'll definitely dominate this

week. Has that amount of gossip and back and forthing around it made it almost feel impossible to guess

what is going to be in it? Up to a point, yes, to the extent that it feels as if we've just

been through every possible version of tax rises, broad, narrow, income, non-income. And the bigger picture is that we've known for a long

time that generally is going to be a tax raising budget. And that's going to be unpopular with a lot

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