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How Disastrous is... How disastrous is coronavirus for the British economy and how can the UK government

kick-start growth after the lockdown brought the country to a halt.

Welcome to Payne's politics, your essential insider guide to what's happening in British politics

from the Financial Times, with me Sebastian Payne.

Over the medium term. your times with me Sebastian Payne.

Over the medium term we must and we will put our public finances back on a sustainable footing.

In other words our plan for jobs will not be the last action.

It is merely the next in our fight to recover and rebuild after coronavirus.

We've just heard a clip there from the Chancellor Rischisunak

and in this interview special I'm joined by the man who preceded him in the job,

Sajid Jabbid. We'll be discussing whether the government has the right approach to getting the economy

moving again and what he would be doing if he was still in the Treasury.

After a career in banking and finance, Mr. Javid was first elected to Parliament in 2010 for Bromsgrove in the West Midlands.

He rapidly rose through the ministerial ranks, entering the cabinet as Culture Secretary, then business and local government minister.

He was promoted to the home office following the Windrust scandal, and after running for the

Tory party leadership, he was appointed as Boris Johnson's first Chancellor

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