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Priority when it comes to public services, its the nhs, and we are faced with a situation where the backlogs are going to unacceptable levels as a result of covid, and i think everyone wants to see action on that. we will get to a point where almost every family will have a family member, grandparent, aunt, uncle, on a waiting list, and that is something we did not want to see happen, and at the same time, we wanted to do what other governments have not done, the prime minister deserves credit f...

Final 21—day internationals to really show that they arent too far away from his all conquering australian side. 27 runs was the margin of victory in his first one—day international. alex ali was watching on the test match special. what did you make a bird in englands performance was not what did you make of australias provence?— did you make of australias provence? . , , , , provence? england bowled superbly and ut the provence? england bowled superbly and put the pressure _ provence? eng...

To have suppliers refocusing on supply and taking away from them a lot of the responsibilities they currently have that do not have much to do with supply and helping them to do with supply and helping them to start developing new business models so they can support consumers not just at the high models so they can support consumers notjust at the high prices but also with the changes they have to make their net zero.— their net zero. how much will that stri out their net zero. how much will t...

You understand how people will feel the pinch, why — as many in your party want — are you going ahead with raising national insurance in april? i know that that money has been specifically put aside for the health service, but there are other ways of finding that money, are there not? well, you know, there arent actually, and i think the peoples number one priority and you talked about, you know, what do people want? i know that peoples number one priority when it comes to public services is...

Us to start making inroads into that backlog and the cost of the cap on social care is substantial so if the government chooses not to raise this levy it will have to increase borrowing but if we work to get into the situation of saying we are not raising this money so we have to reduce spending on health and social care, we would be in a very difficult situation.— care, we would be in a very difficult situation. some of boris johnsons mps — difficult situation. some of boris johnsons mps ar...

Cyber-warfare before. there is not a doctrine or rules of the road. there has to be real consequences during an invasion of ukraine and we have to insure we do not allow this to escalate beyond ukraine into something broader. >> dana: including the cyberattacks as we saw just on colonial pipeline what it could do. >> bill: the russians are very good at it. americans farms feeling the effect of rising inflation. how the costs could be passed on to you already. >> dana: a former top executive for ...

Like profits have not been healthy. i would argue when you are talking about 10 billion, 14 billion, it more than offset the loss made in the case of what one of the companies we were talking about which was four billion. there is a level you can set that allows the creaming of the excess return and still allows companies to bank a return that would allow them to invest and pare their shell holders. i think the counterfactual is a bogus... where you would set it, i think it is a policy question....

Called it the best way to help low and middle earners through the tax system. it creates what the centre for studies has called a universal working income. it is a tax cut that rewards work. and mr speaker, mr speaker, around 70% of all workers will have their taxes cut by more than the amount they will pay through the new levy. 0nce than the amount they will pay through the new levy. once again showing it is this conservative government delivering for hard—working families and helping with th...

Social care levy he is planning to put up. lets look at one other measure he might do, a cut to fuel duty. petrol prices at the moment, about £1.65 a litre, that is a lot for any household to cope with when filling up their car. what rishi sunak may choose to do or not is take five or 6p of the level of duty. whether that makes much difference when you are paying £1.65 a litre, households will have to make up their mind.— a litre, households will have to make up their mind. thank you, andy. ...

Going to be waiting years to get the treatment they wanted, as we recovered from coronavirus. >> but we didnt hat expect a windfall in the form -- of >> we didnt think that was acceptable for anybody. we want to address. the team at the nhs are prepared to work incredibly hard to work through that backlog. i wanted to make sure that they had the funding to they need in order to do that. yes why were introducing this levy. people can be reassured every penny of it, unlike all other ten taxes, eve...