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Welcome to Payne's Politics, your essential insider guide to Westminster from the financial times.

With me, Sebastian Payne. This week we'll be unpacking the mini budget

that was not so many in scale and ambition. We'll be examining those tax cuts for top earners

which you heard the Chancellor discuss at the beginning, the efforts to stimulate growth

and the adverse market reaction. Our experts are on hand to explain all.

Political editor George Parker and economics editor Chris Giles.

And later, we'll be looking at the Trust Government's other major announcement this week,

the ABCD Plan to fix their health service.

Our health editors Sarah Neville will explain whether it will see the NHS

through a particularly difficult winter while our science editor Clive Cookson

looks at whether we should be worried about Covid again and is the UK losing its focus

on science, research and development. Thank you all for joining.

Liz Trust has been Prime Minister for just over two weeks but has already made it clear

she is not planning to have a quiet easy time in office.

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