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“I don’t think it’s going to burst, we are not going to see the sector go backwards.”

Amid a global sell-off in technology stocks following the US midterm elections, tech investor Eileen Burbidge explains why she believes AI’s long-term prospects remain strong.

"It isn't Disney World. I can guarantee you there will be dozens of challenges."

Prof Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, believes the Democratic Party could control both the Senate and House of Representatives following the US Midterms.

"This crosses political divides."

The budget has thrown up lots of questions around welfare funding.

Luke Tryl is the Director of More in Common, the polling company - he tells PM it's a growing issue for the public.

"This sounds to me like pretty good news."

Former Secretary General of NATO Lord Robertson, who previously served as defence secretary and co-authored last year's Strategic Defence Review, outlines his assessment of Healey's Budget.