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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots. I'm Cindy Yu. I'm joined by Katie Bors and James

O'Syth. Now James and Katie is the second day after the budget or not budget the autumn statement.

What are the front pages like today Katie?

So there's a mixed bag. I mean I think the express is the most positive but that's not hugely

surprising. They're happy about the pensions triple lock. Exactly so I think and that was the

moment when you saw Jeremy Hunt delivering the autumn statement where the Tory MPs the back

ventures were pretty quiet throughout and it's definitely when he announced the pensions triple lock

staying in place that you saw the loudest cheers or at least that you know the most animation in

this session coming from the Tory ventures and the express are celebrating that saying they've

had a campaign. I mean away from that I think the focus is on a hieco the OBR forecast the project

to have that big ball and living standards and then I think you were also seeing people saying well

how do we get into this mess and therefore you know other tourists cleaning up their own mess so

but I would say you take a step back I think all things considered I don't know what James

thinks here ultimately I don't think the front pages are so bad for the for all the difficult

things they've had to announce these front pages were never going to be good and I think they

could be a lot worse. So I think the most important test of this autumn statement was how the

markets reacted and the market reaction so far they haven't been hosanna's or anything like that

but it hasn't been negative we are not currently having a split screen with guilt yields and sterling

so I think that bit has passed I think there is obviously grumpiness among Tory MPs you saw

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