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And dont earn enough to pay it, there is much that will help, and for a lot of people it will have had a bit more money back in terms of energy bills would have made them feel they are getting help with costs that they are struggling with the most. ,,. ., ., ,, costs that they are struggling with the most. ., ., ,, , ., , the most. 0k, sarah, thank you very much. the most. 0k, sarah, thank you very much- and — the most. 0k, sarah, thank you very much. and while _ the most. 0k, sarah, thank you...

Increase in the national insurance threshold, so they are big measures that will— threshold, so they are big measures that will help many in what was perhaps — that will help many in what was perhaps surprising was what was not in the _ perhaps surprising was what was not in the statement in the sense that people _ in the statement in the sense that people who are reliant on state pensions — people who are reliant on state pensions or means tested benefits if they are _ pensions or means t...

Possibly 20 degrees in the warmest sots. . ~ ,, ~ possibly 20 degrees in the warmest sots. . ~ ~ , spots. thank you. we will see you aaain in spots. thank you. we will see you again in about _ spots. thank you. we will see you again in about half-an-hour. - lets take a look at todays papers. the chancellors spring statement features on all the front pages. spring statement features the guardian says that rishi sunak is squeezing the poorest as the cost of living surges. "thanks for nothing," is ...

Rishi sunak 5 spring statement included a number of measures designed to help uk households cope with the rising cost of living, including cutting fuel duty and raising the threshold at which people start paying national insurance. but what does this mean for your money? carl emerson is from the institute of fiscal studies and joins us now. thanks for talking to us this morning. im interested to know your initial reaction to the spring statement yesterday? i initial reaction to the spring statem...

The chancellor, especially when you consider— the chancellor, especially when you considerjust how expensive standards of living have become. another— standards of living have become. another big criticism of the statement was that there was nothing in there _ statement was that there was nothing in there for— statement was that there was nothing in there for the poorest in society. one organisation says more thani million _ one organisation says more thani million people will be dragged i...

Plenty of sunshine but it will turn cloudier through sunday and the temperatures as you can see dropping away and it could be 10 degrees colder next week. im back in half an hour. lots more on our website. back to ben and sally— bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson the uk is facing the greatest fall in living standards since records began in 1956 ? that s the warning from the treasury watchdog. yesterday the chancellor announced measures to help families as ...

Statement of the house, proud, the chancellor said, he was, standing by working— chancellor said, he was, standing by working families but if you drill down _ working families but if you drill down into— working families but if you drill down into some of the detail from the office — down into some of the detail from the office for budget responsibility, a group set up by the government, appointed by them to look at _ the government, appointed by them to look at how— the government, appo...

We would _ we can raise that money. pensioners we would double the winter fuel allowance to help pensioners with their fuel— allowance to help pensioners with their fuel bills. what really worries— their fuel bills. what really worries me with yesterdays statement and nothing substantial to deal with— statement and nothing substantial to deal with the cost of living crisis or eye _ deal with the cost of living crisis or eye watering inflation and nothing _ or eye watering inflation and not...