Philip Hammond may have thought he was inheriting a poisoned chalice when he took over as chancellor last summer, but things have turned out better than he feared, as David Smith reports.
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A little bit of breathing space for Hammond
Philip Hammond may have thought he was inheriting a poisoned chalice when he took over as chancellor last summer, but things have turned out better than he feared, as David Smith reports.
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