00:00It's welcome that inflation has fallen from 3.8% to 3.6% in this month's data, but I recognise
00:25that inflation, the cost of living is still a big burden on families right across the
00:30country and that's why in the budget next week I'll be taking targeted action to bring
00:34down inflation to address the cost of living.
00:55Food prices fell last month and they have risen this month, but I do recognise that there's
01:24more that we need to do to tackle the cost of living challenges and that's why one of
01:29the three priorities in my budget next week is to tackle the cost of living as well as
01:34to cut NHS waiting lists and cut government debt.
01:38There are 300,000 more jobs in the economy than there were at the beginning of this year,
01:45but of course I want also to do more to help people back into work which is why at the budget
01:50will be setting out more details of our youth guarantee to ensure that young people are
01:55in education, employment or training.
01:57That she is a female chancellor, the first female chancellor to stand up there, she's coming
02:02up there, she's coming up there, she's coming up there, she's coming up there.
02:09Well, leaks are not acceptable but people only have to wait a week now until I deliver my budget on Wednesday the 26th of November.
02:16The priorities of that budget will be to tackle the cost of living, to get NHS waiting lists down and to reduce the national
02:34People only have to wait a week now until I deliver my budget on Wednesday the 26th of November.
02:40The priorities of that budget will be to tackle the cost of living, to get NHS waiting lists down and to reduce the national debt.
02:47Those are the priorities of the British people and they'll be my priorities as I go into the budget next week.
03:04Thank you so much for joining us.
03:34Thank you so much.
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