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Hello, you're listening to Cheat Sheet, the podcast that gets you up to speed without the doom scrolling.

We've done the work and the reading, so you don't have to, and we're going to bring all of it to you in 10 minutes.

I'm Wilfred Frost. And I'm Sophie Ridge. It is Tuesday, the 4th of November. What's happening today, Wolf? Well, top story. Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, has made a big hint that there could be more tax rises to come, possibly ones that break the manifesto. She's making a speech in Downing Street, ATN. Online porn showing women being choked

is going to be banned. This is the latest move to try and tackle violence against women and girls.

We'll also discuss if young drivers on the road should have restrictions on their driving licenses.

And nighthoods are being awarded at Windsor Castle today. David Beckham, perhaps the most

high-profile name on the list. We'll discuss

who else is on it. So the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is due to give a speech today in Downing

Street at 8am. It's quite a odd move. Some of what she's expected to say has started to come out. And essentially, Sophie,

we're reading this a few weeks away from the budget as she's preparing the ground to raise

taxes, possibly even we think some that they pledged in the manifesto that they wouldn't raise.

Yeah, that is right. It's really, really unusual. It's really unusual. And I think that shows how much of a sticky wicket Rachel Rees is on, the fact that she's obviously felt that it's necessary to do this, to do some of that pitch rolling. She can't say too much. We're not expecting, you know, big policy announcements ahead of the budget. But I picked up a couple of clues in what she said, and it's this bit in particular, because she talks about the people's priorities,

which basically means the government's priorities, right? Because everyone's got different

priorities. Come on. I hate that sort of word. But anyway, she says the three key priorities

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