The chancellor, rachel reeves, has promised to make kick starting ecOnomic growth a natiOnal missiOn. A key part of that is a plan to reintroduce compulsory House Building targets, as our chief EcOnomics CorrespOndent Dharshini david reports. How do you go about building prosperity . Loosening Red Tape to revive private investment in Home Building and Energy Infrastructure form the foundatiOn of todays plans, aimed at underpinning a decade of renewal. It will be up to local communities to decide where the housing is built but it has to be built. If The Answer is always no, well cOntinue as we are and cOntinuing as we are means living standards cOntinuing to decline and it means public services cOntinuing to deteriorate. The plans involve reviving mandatory House Building targets, allowing development On so called grey belt, parts of the protected Green Belt already built On, and lifting a ban On Onshore wind powered developments. She knows she may be in for a fight. How prepared are w
think we saw that in the second half, how much of the role that she plays within the team. i think we saw the difference when she s on the team, allowed to do that, it was very good, it looks or he saw from her reaction that it looks serious. for her personally, it s a tragedy going for her personally, it s a tragedy going out for her personally, it s a tragedy going out with a serious injury. but as a coach, going out with a serious injury. but as a coach, you need to have a solution as a coach, you need to have a solution i as a coach, you need to have a solution. i think this is the position solution. i think this is the position that england did not want to do position that england did not want to do in position that england did not want to do in exchange. well england s place in the last 16 is not yet confirmed. they will need to avoid defeat against china in their final match on tuesday. china kept their hopes alive of reaching the knockout stages after beati
for private renters. the government promised to ban no fault evictions known as section 21s. but campaign groups believe the new law won t go far enough to stop renters being forced to move. our political correspondent harry farley has more. natalie allwood has had to move 12 times in the last 20 years. natalie, hi. i m harry. hi, harry. nice to meet you. after twice being homeless, she s trying to settle into another new flat. it was a nightmare, so i spent £350 getting my stuff. the repeated moves have put her in debt that will take years to clear, and they ve affected her health. in the last 1.5 years alone, she received two no fault evictions, or section 21s. i received a letter through my agency, saying that the landlord wanted to get their property back and i had to find somewhere new. and that was the first section 21. and that was pretty pretty awful. i wouldn t wish this situation on anybody. like countless others, natalie found that when she was evicted from he
the eu and the un have all warned israel that invading the city of rafah would be a disaster. it comes after the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered his military to prepare to evacuate civilians from the city, ahead of what it says is an expanded offensive against hamas there. some 1.5 million palestinians are in rafah to seek refuge from israeli combat operations in the rest of gaza aid organisations say it s not possible to evacuate everyone from the city, which has already come under attack from israeli aistrikes. ibrahim isbaita is resdient of gaza who has been dispaced four times since the war began. he is currently in rafah, and he spoke a short time ago to my colleague nicky schiller. daily life right now in rafah is different than before because the air strikes didn t stop in rafah which is supposed to be a safe area according to the idf. it was given as a location according to the idf again. people for the last few days are thinking about what is the