Today, John Healey delivered his first major speech as chancellor, aiming to boost confidence in the economy with a positive message. The chancellor set out his intentions for growth, investment and more jobs. But midway through, Jaguar Land Rover announced they would be making thousands of job cuts after struggling with competition from China and falling behind in the electric vehicle race. Economics editor Faisal Islam and business editor Simon Jack explain what it means for the country, and they chat through Healey’s new ‘Make Great Britain Growth Britain Again” And we've had a weekend of anti-migration protests. One involved men in balaclavas in Dover and one with a crowd trying to block the migrant coaches in Portsmouth. UK correspondent Daniel Sandford explains. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #BBCNews #UKPolitics #Economy 00:00 Can the chancellor, John Healey Make Great Britain Growth Britain Again? 02:00 Faisal analyses John Healey's speech 05:36 Will the government raise taxes at the budget? 08:25 What do UK businesses want? 14:45 How does the government want to devolve fiscal powers? 23:36 What's happening with protests in Dover and Portsmouth?