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6:41Now PlayingOn BBC Two’s Politics Live, Vicki Young and guests debated how Andy Burnham should handle the economy as prime minister.
“Global bond markets will veto any member of Burnham's cabinet, who he makes chancellor, who they don't like. It's going to have to be a more Blairite figure, if we are going to avoid an international bond market crisis," Liam Halligan, a Telegraph columnist, who’s known Burnham for 30 years, said.
“What we’ve seen over the last 14 years is there’s such a thing as false economies, bad cuts create more debt – and what we’ve ended up with is a population that’s less productive, that’s less healthy and also a lot less optimistic," Ash Sarkar, from Novara Media, responded.
Presenter Vicki Young was also joined by Labour MP Anna Dixon and Conservative MP David Reed.
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