What does Andy Burnham’s first budget actually mean for you and your money? And is it pointing to an early election?
Chancellor John Healey has faced criticism for ducking the big decisions on welfare and not saying how he will fund defence – but what does that mean for household finances, public services and the future of government spending?
Beth Rigby, Harriet Harman and Gillian Keegan pick apart who stands to gain, who could lose out and whether this budget really tackles the challenges facing Britain, or whether we are about to see cuts coming down the line.
Plus, was Healey right to play it safe? Was it boring? And what was going on with that post-budget pint?
Former Treasury Chief Secretary Darren Jones also joins us with his verdict.
