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Jeremy hunt has warned that hes planning to make difficult decisions and face into the economic storm, although hes also expected to announce an increase to benefits, tax credits, and state pensions, and to extend some help with energy bills beyond april. its thought this will be funded by significant tax increases, as our business correspondent caroline davies reports. new chancellor, the fourth this year, and a new autumn statement. with inflation at its highest in 41 years, and warnings about...

Are stretched, and make the most of the money theyve got. todays boston college class started with bingo. seven and one, 71. but out on the streets, its more of a lottery as to whether people can afford their hopes for christmas. christmas is an extra pressure. whether you do savings schemes or not, it will still mean that you may not be able to afford all that you want for christmas. i mean, the price of a turkey — just go to asda, £22.50. whos going to afford that? are you budgeting already...

Republicans on the trail. he is at home in delaware and barack obama is doing it. last quick thought and well move, charlie. >> i think the problem that democrats had in 2020 is the same problem they have now. they cant agree about something talking about ideas. their ideas are wrong and bad and, of course, thats what this mid-term is all about. its about how bad democrat ideas are. >> harris: we have to be quick here. home heating. the president could even tap that reserve. new england 3.31 up ...

Making it safe and accessible. when we talk about rights for women to choose, when we talk about education in the crisis that student debt is putting on our economy, lawsuits are filed. but that is their single issue and you can say what you want about republicans, but they know how to market their agenda. >> lets talk about wages. one of the really valid reasons why inflation is higher in the united states, and around the world, there are labor shortages everywhere literally. that has caused th...

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Shortage. we dont have enough workers. and thats driving up prices throughout the service sector. so i would like to see them do more on those fronts. >> dana: steve, thats interesting because we might all be able to agree on some immigration reforms are necessary but until the border is secure, those conversations are going to be very slow to get started. >> i think one of the things austan and i would agree on we need more immigrant workers to come in the country legally, legally. we need thei...

Prices. went to an all-time high. they bring it down to the $3. 50 range. when donald trump left office, it was $2.50. well above that. they blame the putin price hike before prices came down. now we see it going back to $4 a gallon. only going to go higher. the fact that we have to depend on venezuela and opec +, which is russia and saudi arabia instead of energy independence that we had here at home. gas and oil leases off of the gulf coast, off of the alaska coast, anwar. now we backed oursel...

We cover for almost four years ago. exclusive, the untold story of campaign 1984. and there, you can read the magazine fly on the wall reporting from the reagan versus -- presidential race including the scope that president reagans advisers were planning a tax hike after the air election. that they hadnt even told reagan about. a looming tax hike does seem that something voters wouldve wanted to know about. so its definitely worth a $2.50 new scent price for the magazine. but that issue of news ...

Banknotes in circulation. for the first time, the entire bank of england collection will be made of polymer. 2.50, then, please, lovely. over the road in a cashless cafe that was once an old banking hall, the new plastic notes get a mixed reception. so they�*re a bit slippery. theyre a bit slippery. theyre quite, you know, difficult to keep hold of, really, yeah. notjust because you�*re spending them? no! they laugh. yeah, feels a little bit cleaner and a little bit less concerned about it r...

Tender status on saturday. the pair will still be here on the golden boys statue on birmingham, but their high value banknote will not be accepted in the shops. they may have only been on our currency for a decade, but the withdrawal of the boulton and watt £50 note also marks a change in 300 years of history. that is because it is the end of paper banknotes in circulation. for the first time, the entire bank of england collection will be made of polymer. £2.50 then, please, lovely. over the r...