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That be enough to sustain both the nhs to the level it needs funding and social care? because in three years time, that money is supposed to go from the nhs to building a sustainable social care system. will it be possible with this kind of money? we it be possible with this kind of mone ? ~ ., , ., ., money? we need to understand more about the detail _ money? we need to understand more about the detail when _ money? we need to understand more about the detail when it _ money? we need to unders...

Working people hard, including low earners and young people. perhaps more worryingly for the prime minister, many of his own conservative mps seem to agree. i dont want to see national insurance raised for people of all ages. i think many youngsters have paid enough as a result of this pandemic. i think if we want people to be able to retain their homes, then those people should bear the bulk of the cost perhaps by buying their own insurance policy to insure themselves against the catastrophe of...

Lives. it is also important to add that much of the discussion today will understandably be about the cost peoples homes, the cost and the impact of their homes as they get older. there are vital social care services also provided to working age adults will differ built —— with disabilities. one of the announcements we must see today is how the investment we would into those services long—term as well because they are part of the social care provision in this country and are really importa...

About a spike in the number of cases and its impact on the nhs in the coming weeks and months. ministers are absolutely adamant they will not go backwards and we will not end up backin go backwards and we will not end up back in a lockdown. we will have to wait and see on that. interesting that there is a big uplift in funding to the nhs, which has been hammered during the pandemic, a backlog of elective surgery and that kind of thing. the bulk of the line is raised by the national insurance tax...

Services that are much more about preventing a need for residential or institutional care as well as preventing people needing to use health services as much. if we look at international experiences in places like new zealand, there are places like new zealand, there are places that have been able to do that, and part of that is investing in people. these services are made of people and 3 million people work across the sectors and there is an urgency for my social care colleagues in investing in...

The bulk of the cost perhaps by buying their own insurance policy to insure themselves against the catastrophe of potentially losing all their money on care. initially, the extra cash raised isnt expected to be earmarked for social care but to clear the backlog in the nhs in england, which has been pummelled by the pandemic, and to increase hospital capacity. so there are concerns that social care could still be left as a poor relation. we are really hoping that there will be something, not only...

Difficult sessions for him. >> thank you. >> this comes with acting director of national intelligence rick grenell sounding away alarm for afghan refugees. take a listen. >> through my sources, people who used to work for me contacted me to say that the vetting process is atrocious. they are told by biden administration officials to rush people through without proper documentation. pushes foreign service officers, the state department employees, dhs employees in a terrible position, they are tol...

Have a politician in the white house scrambling to pretend this is over. we are still? chaos and crisis mode. we have weapons that will still out and will be used against us. why are we not disarming or taking those weapons off the battlefield somehow. we know we can. we should be able to do that. we also have a crisis with the vetting process. the vetting process in germany is atrocious. people are being told, foreign service officers, career officials, dhs officials are being told when there i...

Have a politician in the white house scrambling to pretend this is over. we are still? chaos and crisis mode. we have weapons that will still out and will be used against us. why are we not disarming or taking those weapons off the battlefield somehow. we know we can. we should be able to do that. we also have a crisis with the vetting process. the vetting process in germany is atrocious. people are being told, foreign service officers, career officials, dhs officials are being told when there i...

Have a politician in the white house scrambling to pretend this is over. we are still? chaos and crisis mode. we have weapons that will still out and will be used against us. why are we not disarming or taking those weapons off the battlefield somehow. we know we can. we should be able to do that. we also have a crisis with the vetting process. the vetting process in germany is atrocious. people are being told, foreign service officers, career officials, dhs officials are being told when there i...