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VOICED: When the Chancellor Philip Hammond delivers his first Budget tomorrow, he is expected to argue that Britain's economy is well placed to cope with Brexit. But there are also likely to be warnings about the cost to the UK - and the prospect of more austerity. Our senior political correspondent Jason Farrell went to Birmingham to find out what voters there want to hear. Showing open market fruit being bought and sold, Interview with Market Trader Eamon Daly, MP Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell, Conservative MP Bob Neill, No 11 Downing Street *** Clients Please Note - This edit contains black holes - third party footage removed *** on March 07, 2017 in Birmingham, England.