Is the UK economy 長，率いるing for 安定 or just more trouble?

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There's a new （ドイツなどの）首相／（大学の）学長 in town and he means 商売／仕事. Serious 商売／仕事.

After Kwasi Kwarteng tried to spread some joy to get growth going with 税金 削減（する）s for all, Jeremy 追跡（する） played the fun police and stepped in to stop the markets freaking out.

The fallout from Kwarteng's ill-運命／宿命d 小型の-予算 has now （人命などを）奪う，主張するd his Chancellorship and Liz Truss's 首相の職 - with Britain 達成するing the rare feat of losing two 総理大臣s in いっそう少なく than four months.

But with 追跡（する）'s 厳しい 逆転 of the 税金 削減（する）s in place and a 会社／堅い かかわり合い to not come up with any more cunning 計画（する）s that might upset the markets, is Britain now on a firmer 経済的な 地盤?

Or will our 追求（する），探索（する） for yet another 総理大臣 （一定の）期間 more trouble ahead?

On this podcast, Georgie 霜, Helen Crane and Simon Lambert look at 追跡（する）'s 早い 逆転 of Kwarteng's 削減（する）s and whether they will 安定した the ship and 証明する a good idea.

The team also discuss the 決定／判定勝ち（する） to stick with the ３倍になる lock - an expensive 約束 the 政府 decided to keep, but did it really have any choice after ripping up the 保証（人） for pensioners last year.

加える, will the 早い rise in mortgage prices 沈む house prices? Many think so, but our 18 year 所有物／資産／財産 cycle guru Fred Harrison says さもなければ.

And finally, how much does it cost you to use your cooker vs an 空気／公表する fryer or a slow cooker and if you really want to save money is it an energy saving dad you need?