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November 2024
Will tax rises hit growth? And is Wales’s tourist tax plan a good idea?
Politics Live discusses the death of John Prescott, the use of British supplied missiles in Ukraine, and the future of the Conservative Party.
Coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions. And is the school curriculum too middle class?
Farmers protest in Westminster over inheritance tax changes.
18/11/2024 of Politics Live was added on Monday 18 November 2024. Politics Live is a TV show on BBC2. Engaging conversation about the political issues that matter to you.
Jo Coburn and guests discuss the chancellor’s plans for economic growth, and the upcoming parliamentary vote on assisted dying.
Jo Coburn and her guests discuss Labour’s NHS reforms, the conflict in Gaza, and PMQs at noon.
Adam Fleming and his guests discuss Cop29, the assisted dying bill, and the impact of Labour’s budget on businesses.
How should the government handle Donald Trump’s presidency?
As European leaders meet in Hungary, Leila Nathoo and guests discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s victory on the UK and EU.
Jo Coburn has reaction and analysis of the US presidential election and coverage of new Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch’s first Prime Minister’s Questions.
Americans head to the polls with Donald Trump and Kamala Harris vying to become president, and plans to ban smoking outside schools and hospitals.
The stark economic debate between Labour and the Conservatives.
October 2024
The fallout of Rachel Reeves’s Budget, and voting closes for the Tory leadership contest.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers Labour’s first Budget for 14 years and Rishi Sunak’s last PMQs as Leader of the Opposition.
Jo Coburn presents live coverage of Chancellor Rachel Reeves's first Budget, including reaction from politicians, experts and members of the public.
Will the government increase fuel duty in tomorrow’s Budget?
The government’s definition of ‘working people’ ahead of the Budget.
Will tax on junk food and bans on vapes improve public health? And Commonwealth leaders call for the Government to consider reparations for slavery.
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