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Boris Johnson roused the Tory faithful this week in his keynote conference speech

that pledged to tear up the UK's economic model.

We are embarking now on a change of direction that has been long overdue in the UK economy.

We're not going back to the same old broken model with low wages, low growth, low skills

and low productivity, all of it enabled and assisted by uncontrolled immigration.

Welcome to Payne's Politics.

You're a central insider guide to what's happening in British politics from the financial

times, with me Sebastian Payne.

In this episode, we'll be analysing the Conservative Party conference this week.

First, we'll be looking at that speech by the Prime Minister you heard at the top and ask

how credible is it, can no skilled immigration simply be replaced without a big inflation risk.

Political editor George Parker and Chief Petal commentator Robert Schimmsley will look into it.

And later, we'll be exiling the other main theme of this year's conference, levelling up.

Did we gain any extra insight from Johnson and Michael Goe on what it means, how it can be delivered

or what success even looks like?

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