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Articles, tv and shots of care home, thats what we think of care. a lot of them have been fairly miserable places, underfunded, lots of death in those places over the last 18 months, as well, which hasnt helped with the image of the care sector. we hear that people are underpaid whove worked there, people leaving theirjobs, and there is a real crisis in that sector. so the daily mail says we need to see an improvement quickly. but if the moneyjust goes into the nhs and doesnt go to the care sect...

In the long term, will go essentially on protecting the assets of older— essentially on protecting the assets of older people so they dont have to sell— of older people so they dont have to sell the — of older people so they dont have to sell the home to pay for care. theres— to sell the home to pay for care. theres lots _ to sell the home to pay for care. theres lots of good reasons for that, _ theres lots of good reasons for that, but — theres lots of good reasons for that, but for y...

Supportive, as well. just briefly to finish off with, i _ supportive, as well. just briefly to finish off with, i suppose - supportive, as well. just briefly to finish off with, i suppose this - finish off with, i suppose this could be what defines borisjohnson prospect premiership? i mean, covid and obvious in his handling of that will go down in the history books and debated for many years — but in terms of what he might see as his legacy, this could be part of it? yes, and i think thatll be...

Care policy in and help pay back the backlog in the nhs, as well. so it could be nice happenstance for him. but its clear from reading the telegraph and what camilla says, there will be fury amongst those members of the tory party. but most of us arent members of the tory party, and most of us want to be comfortable where we are with our care costs in the future, and we want the nhs to be as good as it possibly can be. so we will see what happens. fin possibly can be. so we will see what ha ens...

New interim leader in afghanistan. hes a taliban founder whos on a un sanctions list for terrorism. his appointment was announced at a taliban press conference in kabul. among other posts, the leader of the militant haqqani network has been named as minister of the interior. president biden has visited some of the sites in newjersey and new york, which were hit by tropical storm ida. hes said that climate change is an existential threat, as every part of the us is being hit by extreme weather. i...

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In billions of pounds to tackle nhs waiting lists and the social care crisis. the times features a picture of borisjohnson during a visit to a care home in london today. he is quoted as saying his measures would relieve people of the fear of "catastrophic" care costs. staying with those funding plans, the metro reports that the prime minister has admitted to breaking his election pledge not to raise taxes. "now make the care worth the cost, boris" — thats the headline on the front of the daily...

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are chief executive of the left—leaning cross—party think tank, demos, polly mackenzie, and michael booker, deputy editor of the sunday express. lets take a look, and there is a certain story making every front page. starting with the financial times, and the health and social care tax plans announced by the government. the paper reports that borisjohnson will tomorrow challenge rebel tory mps in th...

— which is what he said. the risk is he will have to appease the tory right, _ he will have to appease the tory right, and — he will have to appease the tory right, and the dangers hill due by unleashing a sort of culture war upon _ unleashing a sort of culture war upon us — unleashing a sort of culture war upon us all. unleashing a sort of culture war upon us all-— upon us all. entirely different subect, upon us all. entirely different subject. lets _ upon us all. entirely different sub...

So lets start off with you, michael, because the times has a similar take michael, because the times has a similartake on michael, because the times has a similar take on the telegraph, which is an historic look at this, saying that this is really the biggest tax burden this country has faced for 70 years since the second world war. yes, and they havent got the scary graph the telegraph has, but its along the same lines as the telegraph, focusing on this idea that this is the biggest since the s...