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Hello r/ukpolitics.

Will Hazel, the Chief Political Correspondent at The i, will be joining us for an AMA directly after today's Budget speech.


Some words from Will:

Hello, I'm Will Hazell and I'm the Chief Political Correspondent for The i Paper, having previously been Whitehall Correspondent and also Education Correspondent.

I work to make sense of some of the biggest political stories in order to deliver clear analysis for our readers and subscribers.

Following John Healey's Budget later today, I will be answering all your questions on what the Budget changes really mean, the political ramifications for this new government - and how they might affect you.

You can read my reporting here: https://inews.co.uk/author/will-hazell

Ask me anything!

Note: The thread will remain locked until John Healey starts delivering his statement, at which point you can ask your questions. Will will be answering your questions at around 1:30pm.

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