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'Government to decide who to help and who picks up the tab'

'Government to decide who to help and who picks up the tab'
BBC Business Wednesday 28 October 2026, 09:25 UTC 1 min read
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Helen Miller, director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, speaks to the Today programme about challenges in the budget.

Helen Miller, director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, speaks to the Today programme about challenges in the budget.
Helen Miller (PERSON) the Institute for Fiscal Studies (ORG)
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