Let's got it. Inde Brady, a UK correspondent who's with us in the welcome.

Let's got it. Inde Brady, a UK correspondent who's with us in the welcome.

Hey Ryan, good to speak to you again.

Hey Ryan, good to speak to you again.

And to you too. What's been the reaction to Rachel Raise, you know, the lovely Labor Chancellor of the EXCHEQA and some pretty fetcher like cats.

And to you too. What's been the reaction to Rachel Raise, you know, the lovely Labor Chancellor of the EXCHEQA and some pretty fetcher like cats.

Yes, so she's gone after people on sickness and disability benefits. That's all being reduced, loads of cuts and spending, and she hasn't ruled out the fact that taxes may have to rise. So look, I think it very much depends on which side of the political offence people sit on. A lot of people are criticizing her. A lot of conservatives are saying that this is awful. She will say in turn that she is dealing with the mess labor inheritage July of last year. I think the fact remains the UK economy is limping along. She has huge conundrums that I'm struggling to see where the answer is going to come from. Nine point two million people of working age in this country are not in work. They're not doing anything, they're not paying tax, they're not contributing to the economy. Nine point two million people. Now we have ten percent of the working age population who are on sickness and disability benefits. So she has I don't know what has gone wrong in Britain, but she seems to be adamant that the decisions she's making today will bear fruit five or six years down the line. Politically, I wonder will she be chancellor in five or six months?

Yes, so she's gone after people on sickness and disability benefits. That's all being reduced, loads of cuts and spending, and she hasn't ruled out the fact that taxes may have to rise. So look, I think it very much depends on which side of the political offence people sit on. A lot of people are criticizing her. A lot of conservatives are saying that this is awful. She will say in turn that she is dealing with the mess labor inheritage July of last year. I think the fact remains the UK economy is limping along. She has huge conundrums that I'm struggling to see where the answer is going to come from. Nine point two million people of working age in this country are not in work. They're not doing anything, they're not paying tax, they're not contributing to the economy. Nine point two million people. Now we have ten percent of the working age population who are on sickness and disability benefits. So she has I don't know what has gone wrong in Britain, but she seems to be adamant that the decisions she's making today will bear fruit five or six years down the line. Politically, I wonder will she be chancellor in five or six months?

Yeah, Well, to be feared to that, as you say, rock and a hard place, really, isn't it when when you're in here it's something like that? And just so recently as well, now Trump's terrorists on cars. What will this do to the UK? Could it actually wipe you? Growth?

Yeah, Well, to be feared to that, as you say, rock and a hard place, really, isn't it when when you're in here it's something like that? And just so recently as well, now Trump's terrorists on cars. What will this do to the UK? Could it actually wipe you? Growth?

Well, growth is basically zero at the moment and has been from months and months on end, and that is the challenge for Reeves. She's saying that she wants to stimulate growth and all these cuts and changes that she's making now will bring growth eventually. Step forward. Donald Trump, he has announced that next one, Wednesday's Liberation Day, and the plan is that he will whack twenty five percent tariffs on all manufactured cars coming into the United States. So what that means for the UK is very very bad news indeed, because there's about thirty billion dollars worth of deals from the car manufacturing sector here that go to the United States. The EU is the number one market European Union. Britain's second biggest market for all of the vehicles that transports is the US. Twenty twenty four, the UK sold one hundred and one thousand units to America. And if he puts that tariffin as of next Wednesday, that it just will be untenable and that will send Britain in a tail spin back into a recession.

Well, growth is basically zero at the moment and has been from months and months on end, and that is the challenge for Reeves. She's saying that she wants to stimulate growth and all these cuts and changes that she's making now will bring growth eventually. Step forward. Donald Trump, he has announced that next one, Wednesday's Liberation Day, and the plan is that he will whack twenty five percent tariffs on all manufactured cars coming into the United States. So what that means for the UK is very very bad news indeed, because there's about thirty billion dollars worth of deals from the car manufacturing sector here that go to the United States. The EU is the number one market European Union. Britain's second biggest market for all of the vehicles that transports is the US. Twenty twenty four, the UK sold one hundred and one thousand units to America. And if he puts that tariffin as of next Wednesday, that it just will be untenable and that will send Britain in a tail spin back into a recession.

Goodness, mate, doesn't the news just doesn't get better for Rachel Race, does it? The man that's been banned from an entire county for stealing.

Goodness, mate, doesn't the news just doesn't get better for Rachel Race, does it? The man that's been banned from an entire county for stealing.

What Cabri's cream eggs. So, I don't know if you have them in New Zealand, but they're a nice little treat. They're the size of an actual egg that you would crack open and make an omelet with kids. Loved them, and they're getting more expensive like everything else in our shops. This guy, he's twenty six years of age from the Peterborough area. His name is Dion de Grout. He walked into Tesco supermarket and he left without paying with three hundred and twenty five Cabrey's Cream eggs. Now, one of the shop assistants was observing what this guy was doing, ran after him, and as luck would have it, a police patrol car was going right past the street. She flagged down the police patrol car. They got out, they stopped this guy. They put cuffs on him and you can see on the body cam footage the officer says, what have we got here, and the bloke says, Cabrey's cream eggs. So they sit him down. They count them out, three hundred and twenty five cream eggs, about four hundred and fifty dollars worth of chocolates, and this guy thought this was all okay. So he has avoided a prison sentence. The judge says he's going to have a suspended sentence. He will do some community work, he will repay the money. The goods are gone back obviously, but he now will be banned from the entire county of Cambridgeshire for three months in total. So there you go.

What Cabri's cream eggs. So, I don't know if you have them in New Zealand, but they're a nice little treat. They're the size of an actual egg that you would crack open and make an omelet with kids. Loved them, and they're getting more expensive like everything else in our shops. This guy, he's twenty six years of age from the Peterborough area. His name is Dion de Grout. He walked into Tesco supermarket and he left without paying with three hundred and twenty five Cabrey's Cream eggs. Now, one of the shop assistants was observing what this guy was doing, ran after him, and as luck would have it, a police patrol car was going right past the street. She flagged down the police patrol car. They got out, they stopped this guy. They put cuffs on him and you can see on the body cam footage the officer says, what have we got here, and the bloke says, Cabrey's cream eggs. So they sit him down. They count them out, three hundred and twenty five cream eggs, about four hundred and fifty dollars worth of chocolates, and this guy thought this was all okay. So he has avoided a prison sentence. The judge says he's going to have a suspended sentence. He will do some community work, he will repay the money. The goods are gone back obviously, but he now will be banned from the entire county of Cambridgeshire for three months in total. So there you go.

It's a lot of eggs, a lot of eiggs. I'd hate to think how many easts does it take you to get furtherm in the Thank you for that into Brady our UK correspondent.

It's a lot of eggs, a lot of eiggs. I'd hate to think how many easts does it take you to get furtherm in the Thank you for that into Brady our UK correspondent.

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