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Were not being talked about in advanced are now being talked about now that people have seen the details. 0ne now that people have seen the details. one of the issues, politically, delivering this extra money for first of all the nhs, for the covid—19 backlog and then changes to social care means the government is having to raise a lot of money. they are doing it through the health and social care levy, which is an increase of national insurance, which means borisjohnson is breaking one of his...

We wont have enough to address both that and the backlog. covid will continue and the question is how much and for how long. hospital admissions are rising week on week, and the prime minister struck a downbeat note. the numbers of infections remain high or high—ish, and i am certainly concerned. what im particularly concerned about is that in great hospitals like this, 75% of the people who are succumbing to covid still are not vaccinated. he denied claims that the proceeds of a new levy woul...

Is less than whats needed to tackle all the challenges ahead. we are grateful that there is extra money for us to address this backlog, but its important for us to be honest and to say that if covid continues, those costs continue, we wont have enough to address both that and the backlog. covid will continue and the question is, how much and for how long? hospital admissions are rising week on week, and the prime minister struck a downbeat note. the numbers of infections remain high, or high—i...

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Dividends that the government is imposing and many of these people did not have any government support in the pandemic, they were left out of the furlough and self—employed income support schemes. weve not heard anything from the tragedy about what they might do to help those people or whether they will hit them with higher taxes only. the line to ou hit them with higher taxes only. the line to you is — hit them with higher taxes only. the line to you is a little bit tricky but it is so inte...

Goes up by 1.25% across—the—board, on all your income between nine grand and 50 grand you will pay 13 under a quarter percent and in addition on income above that you will pay 3.25%, that obviously a substantial increment from what you are paying right now and there also be a levy on your employer that is also a kind of levy on yourjob. i clarified with the treasury the same will apply to self—employed national insurance contributions which will also go up by a 1.25%. currently you pay 9% ...

This is bbc news. the headlines: borisjohnson confirms taxes will rise to pay for major reforms to health and social care in england, breaking a manifesto commitment he made at the last election. the plans see national insurance contributions and the levy on dividends both increasing by 1.25% points, and no—one requiring social care paying more than £86,000 pounds for it over their lifetime. labour say its a "sticking plaster". yes, i accept that this breaks a manifesto commitment, which is n...

The last seven prime ministers have promised to fix social care in england. the pandemic has shined an uncomfortable light on just how underfunded and underresourced the care system has become. today finally, boris johnson grasped the nettle. maybe not with a plan that suits everybody, perhaps not even his own backbenchers, but with a gaping hole in the nhs budget and a social care system now on its knees, few conservative mp�*s will vote against it. the prime minister has pledged to invest £...

Uk wide i.25% from next april we will create a new uk wide1.25% health and social care levy on earned income hypothecated in law to health and social care with dividend rates increasing by the same amount. this will raise almost £36 billion over the next three years, with money from the levy going directly to health and social care across the whole of our united kingdom. and of course, now conservative government ever wants to raise taxes and i will be honest with you house i accept this breaks...