Jeremy Hunt pinches some key Labour policies for his Spring budget, the Prime Minister promises a new definition of extremism to tackle what he calls intimidating protests, and a grim anniversary coincides with International Women's Day.
In this episode our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock is overjoyed with the Spring budget, our nature correspondent Sir David Shattanbugger travels the multiverse in search of the extremophiles now threatening the Tories, and Allyson June Smith looks at Lady Angiolini's damning report into the police's failure to stop the killer of Sarah Everard.
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