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Welcome to F.T. Politics, a weekly discussion on what's happening in Westminster from the Financial Times.

I'm George Parker. I'm standing in for Sepp Payne, who we've just seen outside the studio

looking very green around the gills and unable I'm afraid to present this week's

episode. So this week we'll be discussing Philip Hammond's awesome budget

policy announcements, state of the public finances and the impact

it will have on Brexit.

I'm delighted to be joined to discuss this by our economics editor Chris Giles, and if you

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Now Chris you got the great story about the surprise 13 billion pound windfall that changed

everything about Philip Hammond's budget this week. Where did it come from and what did it mean for the

sums? Well it meant everything for the sums if we just go about the consequences first

it meant that instead of having the most difficult budget he ever had to present

where Theresa May the Prime Minister did the budget in June when she said you're going to have to spend another

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