Peter Kellner and Alfie Stirling: The Autumn Statement

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Peter Kellner and Alfie Stirling: The Autumn Statement

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Leading political journalist and pollster Peter Kellner and Alfie Stirling, chief economist at the New Economics Foundation, unpack today's Autumn Statement with deputy editor Ellen Halliday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Peter Kellner and Alfie Stirling: The Autumn Statement

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