Floating point is labour s proposal is to put vat on school fees. i got two children at a private school in edinburgh where about 25% in this city go to private schools. i don t think it s a fair proposal. i think it will tax people like myself who save. we work very hard to send our children to private school. we don t go on many foreign holidays. we don t have a fancy car. that is where our disposable income goes. i think if you put that on school fees, not a lot of families like myself will be forced to pull out our children and that would put further strain on the city s schools who are already at breaking point. i think children who goes to schools like eton and harrow will become even more elite because those families won t notice the 20% increase. , families won t notice the 2096 increase. , , ., increase. and they will be a flight from any of increase. and they will be a flight from any of the increase. and they will be a flight from any of the private increase. and t
Be between 40% to 50%. what breaches 2096. donald trump will be between 4096 to 5096. what do ou think be between 4096 to 5096. what do you think about be between 4096 to 5096. what do you think about the be between 4096 to 5096. what do you think about the second- i be between 4096 to 5096. what do you think about the second- and l you think about the second and third place thing here tonight? 0f third place thing here tonight? of course, he s got to pick a vp if he s the nominee at some point. what s the chances he d pick nikki haley? i point. what s the chances he d pick nikki haley? pick nikki haley? i would say the vp s not pick nikki haley? i would say the vp s not a pick nikki haley? i would say the vp s not a candidate i pick nikki haley? i would say the vp s not a candidate for. the vp s not a candidate for president. i would say it s someone else. i would say it s a governor someone else. i would say it s a governor that is seated out there a governor that is sea
Different ship times. - suez canal? it is different for different ship times. a - suez canal? it is different for different ship times. a 2096 l different ship times. a 20% drop in terms of traffic going through the red sea on the suez canal but that is exclusively driven by container ships and maersk have gone back the long way along with everybody else, adding 12 days to a journey to europe, 3500 nautical miles. probably doubling the freight rate. that calculation, financially it benefits them to do this right now. but we have not seen the same calculation from tankers, for example. they have not been targeted as much. we have seen general cargo carriers also not move. the majority of shipment is still going through the red sea. it is a daily calculation of risk versus cost. we may see a different calculation be made. it is wait and see and hard to
Has so far failed to stop them, raising concerns of further disruption to global trade and supply chains. live now to guy platten, secretary general, international chamber of shipping. good to have you in the programme. this is a huge concern and there is no surprise at all the world was my biggest shipping companies are having to avoid area completely. are having to avoid area completely. are having to avoid area comletel . ., ., completely. good morning and es, completely. good morning and yes. indeed. completely. good morning and yes, indeed, about completely. good morning and yes, indeed, about 2096 - completely. good morning and yes, indeed, about 2096 of- completely. good morning and yes, indeed, about 2096 of the | yes, indeed, about 20% of the containers are now rerouting around the cave as opposed to going through the red sea. each company has to take these decisions on a company by company basis and we welcome the operation prosperity guardian and in security but at the
Last year when economic crises forced him into fishing to support his family. he says a full recovery is still distant. due to the price changes, we are struggling a lot. of course we have to put up our prices for surf lessons, we have to put up our prices forsurf lessons, but we have to put up our prices for surf lessons, but we still pay quite a lot of money for the electricity bill and other basic needs. the electricity bill and other basic needs. ., , w , basic needs. crowded beaches and busy hotels basic needs. crowded beaches and busy hotels are basic needs. crowded beaches and busy hotels are promising j and busy hotels are promising signs for sri lanka s tourist trade. its biggest foreign currency earner. tourism revenues are up 20% from last year. revenues are up 2096 from last ear. ~ u, revenues are up 2096 from last ear. ~ 2, ., , revenues are up 2096 from last ear. ~ ., , , ., year. when i came last year took arugam year. when i came last year took arugam bay, - year
Winter chill. but worries about the future. winter chill. but worries about the future- the future. power prices will increase by the future. power prices will increase by 2096 the future. power prices will increase by 2096 to - the future. power prices will increase by 2096 to 2596. - the future. power prices will increase by 2096 to 2596. i i increase by 20% to 25%. i cannot afford that. i don t know how we re going to survive this time with a huge cost of living rising. the rise of energy bills and you know, really extreme weather. western 5 dne s really extreme weather. western sydney s first really extreme weather. western sydney s first community - sydney s first community battery stores excess solar energy from nearby houses. residents without roof top panels can join the scheme that aims to reduce soaring bills. people need protection from the heat, from the cold, and at the end of the day, they re finding they cannot afor them. so i believe that these batteries across
There is a to pass it on, and i think. but there is a cost to pass it on, and i think. but there is a cost of to pass it on, and i think. but there is a cost of living crisis, so even landlords without a mortgage are feeling the pinch? timer;r even landlords without a mortgage are feeling the pinch? are feeling the pinch? they are. a landlord does are feeling the pinch? they are. a landlord does not are feeling the pinch? they are. a landlord does not want are feeling the pinch? they are. a landlord does not want a - are feeling the pinch? they are. a landlord does not want a void - landlord does not want a void period, they are not in the business of turfing tenants out as they need, but equally when they are under pressure, they need to increase rents, normally in line with the market, so we need to stop landlords leaving the rental market and we need to get more supply into the rental market because it is only by increasing supply that we can bring rental growth under co
The former soviet union and other authoritarian dictatorial regimes. this was mike pence reaction. why is ron desantis of florida, someone you know, not speaking out as forcefully? know, not speaking out as forcefull ? ., ., , , forcefully? rhonda santos is trying to walk a tight forcefully? rhonda santos is trying to walk a tight rope forcefully? rhonda santos is trying to walk a tight rope because - forcefully? rhonda santos is trying to walk a tight rope because he - to walk a tight rope because he knows that he needs donald trump supporters. therefore, if he comes out against donald trump too forceful and to forceful into aggressively upfront, he could lose the supporters that come with donald trump, they would follow in his lap because he is the second one on the pulling this right now. so, he s walking a tightrope to make sure he does not offend donald trump supporters. but does not offend donald trump sunporters- does not offend donald trump su orters. :: f supporters.
In parts of england. 37 nhs trusts are affected by the walkout in a dispute about pay. the government insists its 5% pay offer is reasonable, but the society of radiographers says talks should reopen because other public sector workers have been offered more. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. picket lines outside hospitals in england again today, but this time it is radiographers showing their discontent. it is radiographers showing their discontent- discontent. patients are coming throu~h discontent. patients are coming through the discontent. patients are coming through the door discontent. patients are coming through the door are discontent. patients are coming through the door are not - discontent. patients are coming| through the door are not getting discontent. patients are coming - through the door are not getting the care we deserve because we don t have the staff to provide it. it is estimated the have the staff to provide it. it is estimated the vas
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