The Nothingburger Budget

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Co-hosts Charlotte Henry and Emma Burnell unpack Jeremy Hunt's seemingly very boring budget. Millenials may though be one group that noticeably benefited from it, instead of pensioners. And why didn't Jeremy Hunt get told off for all the leaks?
Before the Budget chat, they discuss two Conservative politicians who have had to make amends after making false allegations. Science secretary Michelle Donelan's department had to pay £15,000 after she accused an academic of being a member of Hamas. Baroness Jacqueline Foster had to apologise and pay damages and costs after accusing University Challenge contestant Melika Gorgianeh of being antisemitic.

Michelle Donelan's false Hamas claim about academic cost taxpayer £15,000 - BBC News
Why did the government have to settle the libel claim against Michelle Donelan? - Prospect
University Challenge student gets payout from Tory peer over antisemitism claim - BBC News
Budget summary: Key points from Jeremy Hunt's speech - BBC News
Why millennials won the Budget... - Off to Lunch
Charlotte Henry on Threads
Charlotte Henry's website and newsletter - The Addition
Emma Burnell on Twitter
Emma Burnell's newsletter, Hard Thinking on the Soft Left
Emma Burnell's Album on Spotify
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