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Will Rachel Reeves’s sums ever add up?

by 29/07/2025
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It is arguably the number one issue facing the government – how do they get the economy thriving and growing again.

Sam and Anne are joined by Sky News’ Economics and Data Editor, Ed Conway, to weigh up the options on the table for Rachel Reeves.

Ahead of a crucial budget in the autumn, the trio address:

How will the chancellor fill the black hole in the public finances?

Are tax changes on the horizon?

Will there be more nationalisation?

Plus, there is still some time to predict if Rachel Reeves will remain in Number 11 Downing Street, after a tumultuous year in office.

Sam and Anne are getting a lie-in over summer recess, but they’ll be in your feed with special episodes every Monday before normal services resumes on 1 September.

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