Helen Miller
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436 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Helen Miller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, it could be really big.
And that's what people are going to notice, I think.
Well, people will notice that actually their weekly shop is getting more expensive.
They probably aren't going to notice that nuts maybe are a bit cheap.
And again, it depends on how supermarkets respond to that, the extent to which you see the price coming down.
So I think, yes, tariffs are good things to get rid of if you can, usually.
But we shouldn't expect that to mean big price cuts.
But I think partly it speaks to the fact that some of these problems we've got are going to take a little while to fix.
And you have to do some policies and kind of wait for them to start bearing fruit.
And it's part of that point about setting out a vision.
So the vision sort of has to include where we want to get to.
And it's going to take some time.
And if people expect things to be fixed really quickly, they're going to be upset because no government is going to be able to fix some of these long running problems.
overnight, whether it's migration or growth or any other problem.
So I think partly this disconnect is about people's expectations for how quickly we can fix some of these issues.
I mean, possibly.
I mean, I think you can imagine we've had this before in certain sectors, there being shortages of workers where even if you want to train British workers, it takes a while to do.
Think of health and social care being good examples of that.
You might think that we get to a place where we need more workers.
But what we need to do, therefore, is think now about the kind of workers we might think of needing in the future years.
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