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By increased rate of 1.25% for a year only and all revenues generated by this will be made to nhs england, scotland, wales and the equivalent in northern ireland. i am scotland, wales and the equivalent in northern ireland.— in northern ireland. i am grateful for the minister _ in northern ireland. i am grateful for the minister giving _ in northern ireland. i am grateful for the minister giving way, - in northern ireland. i am grateful for the minister giving way, does | in northern ireland. ...

Which will become a new health and social care levy on your payslip and tax returns. this makes it the largest tax rise in more than 40 years. lets look at what it means for us. someone on £20,000 a year will pay an extra £130 annually. someone earning £50,000 will pay an extra £505. and whats also new here is that people over the state pension age who are working will also have to pay the new levy. the government says thats only fair. but does it go far enough? 0thers argue its still the yo...

Will pay an extra £505. and whats also new here is that people over the state pension age who are working will also have to pay the new levy. the government says thats fair. but does it go far enough? 0thers argue its still the young footing a disproportionate amount of the bill. 0ur political correspondent, helen catt reports. the covid pandemic has left the nhs with some big waiting lists to clear. funding social care has been a problem for years. the governments answer to both is to raise na...

Wales and scotland will get more money to decide how to spend. borisjohnson hasnt ruled out putting up more taxes in future. its expected mps will vote for this rise later, but there are still lots of questions about how it will all work. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. lets speak to our political correspondent peter saull. there is a lot of detail yet that we simply dont know? that there is a lot of detail yet that we simply dont know?— simply dont know? that is right victoria. simply dont...

Which will become a new health and social care levy on your payslip and tax returns. this makes it the largest tax rise in more than 40 years. let�*s look at what it means for you. someone on £20,000 a year will pay an extra £130 annually. someone earning £50,000 will pay an extra £505. and what�*s also new here is that people over the state pension age who are working will also have to pay the new levy. the government says that�*s fair. but does it go far enough? others argue it�*s ...

Government hasnt published figures on this, but i think that the cost of the cap will be no more than about £3 billion a year. that is in contrast to the £10 billion that is raised in england from the levy. yes, certainly not all of that money is going on the cap. if it does transfer from is going on the cap. if it does transferfrom the nhs into is going on the cap. if it does transfer from the nhs into the social care system, it will then be used to help improve the current system. used to he...

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Bill and other brexit legislation that we cannot trust those in the government benches to respect our hard—won devolution. im not at all in the slightest reassured by the talk yesterday from the prime minister on directing money raised from the new levy into health and social care services in scotland. im extremely grateful for her giving — im extremely grateful for her giving way and i think she makes very important point. is she aware of any— very important point. is she aware of any dis...