Welcome to the week in 60 minutes from Spectator TV, recorded on Thursday, November the 26th.

On this week's show, we'll give you a detailed breakdown of the Chancellor's

Spending Review. Take a look at the return of England's lockdown tier system, and we explain how to overcome vaccine skepticism as we look to the next phase in the pandemic.

I'll also be talking to Ivan Rogers. He was the UK's former permanent representative to the EU.

So maybe he can tell us just what the holdup is with the Brexit deal. It's just over a month away to the end of the year.

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This week, the Chancellor told us just how big a chunk COVID has taken out

of the British economy, showed how we're heading for a national debt of almost three trillion,

yes, trillion, three trillion pounds, powered by a budget deficit of almost 400 billion pounds this year alone.

And he indicated the possible paths to economic recovery.

Nothing on tax rises, very little on spending cuts. Let's go to our economic

enter-eis, Kate Andrews, with an overview of the latest numbers. Kate.

Thanks, Andrew. Alongside the Chancellor's Spending Review this week, we got the economic

forecast from the Office for Budget Responsibility.

These are updated predictions taking to account data and happenings over the past few months, particularly as it relates to COVID-19.

And as you can see from this first slide here, I'm not sure I need to tell our audience this.

If you've been living through these lockdowns, firebreakers,

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