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held back to the spring budget, but there just wasnt a lot today, in my opinion. there just wasnt a lot today, in my oinion. , , there just wasnt a lot today, in my oinion. ,, opinion. even the issue you mentioned _ opinion. even the issue you mentioned about _ opinion. even the issue you mentioned about pensions, opinion. even the issue you - mentioned about pensions, the idea that we would have one pot that travels with us wherever we go and work, and new employers would pay into it,...

acting as a good customer in the economy, which sets the tone for other large businesses. plan chemicals so this is a penalty, if you are try to get a government contract you are try to get a government contra - , _ you are try to get a government contra - , ,, , , you are try to get a government contra - , ,, contract they will say, unless you have been _ contract they will say, unless you have been paying _ contract they will say, unless you have been paying suppliers - contract they...

the chancellor says weve turned a corner, but is the uk now in a cul—de—sac? i now call the chancellor to make the autumn statement, jeremy hunt. jeremy hunt trumpets a two percentage point cut in national insurance, and an almost 2% rise in the living wage, but the uk tax burden is still the heaviest since world war ii, and growth forecasts are down, so will the cost of living crisis still be a cost of living crisis next year and the year after? nicks been out gauging reaction in...

and showing no signs of returning to work, those benefits would be stopped if they didnt take part in some workplace return to the workplace scheme. im nowjoined by thomas lawson, chief executive of a benefits charity of the thank you for being here for the what did you make of that decision? to stop benefits from those who are not trying to get actively back into work? ., , ., ., , trying to get actively back into work? .,, ., .,, .,, work? crop that was the most concerning — work? ...

available properties, but you are right its about how it is done. you want to write _ right its about how it is done. 7m, want to write type of property in the right place, and in that way it can be good. the vast majority of done sectors cannot find a place to move to with suitable housing, so perhaps if there more smaller properties it might suit down sectors and open up the rental market, there can be pros and cons but it has to be regulated. we are worried that developers and other...

of the economy, chancellor? jeremy hunt has some good news he wants to trumpet. the bank of england has driven inflation down — its halved this year. so now the chancellor says its time to try to get the economy growing. in todays autumn statement for growth, our choice is not big government, high spending and high tax, because we know that leads to less growth, not more. instead, we reduce debt, cut taxes and reward work. he announced, under the triple lock, the state pension will g...

including access to free prescriptions and legal aid, cut off. mr hunt said businesses are set to benefit from his announcement that he is to making "full expensing" for businesses permanent. it means that for every £1 that a business invests in it, machinery and equipment, they can claim back 25p in corporation tax. hunt says this will cost £11 billion a year and represents the "largest business tax cut in modern british history". the national living wage will rise by £1.02 to £11...

sam altman was back as the ceo of openai — a dizzying, whirlwind few days in tech, which surely cements altmans position as one of the foremost figures in artificial intelligence — if he wasnt already. the turning point was an open letter signed by almost all the employees, some 700 of them, demanding his return. hard to imagine how the existing board would prevail if the entire workforce — including some of als brightest coders — were proposing to walk out the door. the compan...

good evening from hull. we are at the streetlife museum, which celebrates this great port citys economy and transport. weve been listening here to the chancellorjeremy hunt in his autumn statement unveiling his tax and spending plans for the year ahead — including measures affecting the take—home pay and household budgets of millions of people. well hear from our political editor chris mason and our economics editor faisal islam, and our cost of living correspondent colletta smith ...

good evening from hull, where on the day ofjeremy hunts autumn statement weve been talking to people here, about how they feel the chancellors plans will affect them. we are at the street life museum which celebrates this great port citys economy and transport — and from here well be assessing jeremy hunts tax and spending plans for the year ahead — including measures affecting the take—home pay and household budgets of millions of people. therell be tax cuts — including a cut ...