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Hello, I'm Adam Bolton. Welcome to the All-Out Politics podcast. Coming up, we'll be talking about the budget.

Is the national insurance hike for the self-employed right and fair, or is the Chancellor really spite van man?

Grammar schools, as they're provided with extra funding,

are the media getting the balance right in coverage over the preponderance of evidence against them?

And we'll have Duncan Robinson from the Financial Times

joining us on the line to preview the Dutch elections.

Has Geert Wilders of the far right already won, regardless of

the results on Wednesday? Joining us throughout this podcast are our political correspondent

Lewis Goodall and, as ever, the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr.

Well, let's start with the budget.

Most of the headlines this morning are about a rise in a national insurance contribution for the self-employed,

which contradicted a manifesto commitment made by David Cameron in 2015 for the general election.

So, Lewis, let's just talk about the politics of this.

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