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And how will it be funded? we have been clear it will not come at the expense of an impact on pensions. 0bviously, how these things are funded is a matter for the chancellor, we discussed that within government... he hasnt offered any new money, he didnt in the budget. we are very clear, this will not come from patient—facing aspects. we will look at areas of underspend, and we will discuss this with the treasury in the usual way, but the commitment is one the trade unions have recognised is m...

Underfunding, we have a staffing and recruitment crisis, so if the government said, ok, one in two—year—olds, you have 30 hours, go get them, you have a lot parents going up to nurseries, preschools and childminders as if there hours, and childminders as if there hours, and them saying, i see no way, we have not got the capacity of the staff, and if im honest, im not entirely convinced that even with the slow roll—out, when the eligibility is extended, they will be able to offer the place ...

On the lifetime allowance on pensions in order to keep my senior doctors in the national health service. now, you have said that this is, sort of, your party have said this is a giveaway for the right but you were quoted last year saying this cap on pensions was crazy, getting rid of it would save lives. have you gone back on your position? lives. have you gone back on your osition? . , ., ., position? specifically about how the ension position? specifically about how the pension rules _ positio...

Several pension funds in the U.S. and other countries have lost millions of dollars due to their investments in Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank, two financial firms that recently [...]

The latest bank on the chopping block appears to be Credit Suisse, a Swiss bank whose shares plunged this week after the company announced a "material weakness" problem with its [...]

The cost-of-living crisis is heating up in Great Britain, where many households are reportedly cutting down on their meal intake in response to skyrocketing energy and food inflation. A monthly [...]

The French government was thrown into chaos after it used a constitutional loophole to pass a rise to the retirement age without a vote.

The pay deal doesn�*t address this. also the government hasn�*t committed to fund it. so there is due to chronic underinvestment from the government and not from us. the pay deal doesn�*t address this. also the government hasn�*t committed to fund it. from the unite union, a nurse as well. not backing that offer. not backing that offer. stay with us on outside source — still to come... thousands gather on the streets of paris, as president macron�*s latest move on pensions sparks out...

France's Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne vowed on Thursday to carry on despite a bruising day of political manoeuvres in which she deployed the emergency powers of Article 49.3 to sweep the government's…

Finances means that if i were the health secretary today, i would not be able to deliver that headline pay demand that they are asking for, but we would be willing to sit around the table and negotiate. what i would say to junior doctors and other nhs staff is when labour was last in government, we were able to deliver a fair pay rises every year in and actually pay restoration over the course of the labour government. why? because we got the economy growing. the reason we are in this mess, the ...