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Stick a fiver on Rachel Reeves referring back to that first Budget as "fixing the foundations" of the economy and public services, this week then being the moment to start, "rebuilding Britain".

"I didn't even check here to be fair. Down there it's a fiver to park, you get a bus - the bus is nice. It's regular," he said.

"No one told us about it. Only had fiver on me. Unfortunately mobile phones don't give out cash," he said.

However, she had suggested her daughter try "offering a fiver for it... which she would not do as it was a charity shop".

He continued: "I'd go into the shop and buy about 10 cans and it would only be a fiver. It was about 90 pence for those cans I'm drinking and now they are £2."