Economist Helen Miller urges government to reduce borrowing | BBC Politics Live
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Helen Miller, the director of Institute for Fiscal Studies has reacted to John Healey's first speech to the Labour Party conference as chancellor. In it he pledged to stick to the fiscal rules, saying he hopes to "build a more resilient country". Healey's conference speech came exactly a month before he delivers his first Budget. On BBC Two’s Politics Live, Vicki Young was joined by Liam Halligan, Director of the Centre for Policy Studies, a centre-right think tank and political commentator Sonia Sodha. You can read more on the BBC news website: https://bbc.in/4rAv4HT #UKPolitics #PoliticsLive #BBCNews
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