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up. I'm Jacob Jarvis and joining me this morning is Gavin Ersler. Good

morning Gavin. Goodla. Good morning.

Good morning.

Gavin, it's a bit of an in-between week in British politics, it feels like, isn't it?

When we were discussing what to talk about, it was quite hard to pick on the most obvious top thing so all the focus is going to really

be speculation ahead of the budget at the end of the month isn't it at the moment?

Yeah that is because obviously that is going to be the biggest event so far of

Kirestarma's time in office and Rachel Reeves has got a lot riding on it and

also do you know what it will be a relief for sections of the press who can't stand stammer and can't stand

Reeves and so on to go on about something that we can actually talk about rather than worry about

what Taylor Swift did or didn't do and you know all this kind of froth and nonsense

and about Arsenal tickets because they've been absolutely struggling to nail

starma for something and I suppose for some people it's it's quite shocking that he went to see

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