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Full of bounce last week when they met in liverpool. they feel that the claim to be the party of economic credibility, fiscal responsibility, has now passed to them and i think what will be endorsing tomorrow when kwasi kwarteng, the chancellor, makes a speech as to the —— the extent as to how much he tries to fight back. he needs to try and fresh out what the government possibly has growth strategy means, notjust in terms of tax cuts but in terms of the regulatory reforms, planning reforms ...

Whole _ our growth. we will streamline a whole host of assessments of appraisals, consultations, endless duplications and regulations. we will also — duplications and regulations. we will also review the governments business — will also review the governments business case process to speed up decision—making. and today, we are publishing _ decision—making. and today, we are publishing a — decision—making. and today, we are publishing a list of infrastructure projects— publishing a ...

Government was attending. can more to help people sooner than the government was attending. cami more to help people sooner than the government was attending. can i ask ou about government was attending. can i ask you about the _ government was attending. can i ask you about the levelling _ government was attending. can i ask you about the levelling up _ government was attending. can i ask you about the levelling up and - you about the levelling up and regeneration white paper? im not sure when ...

Both libby and jen have at times felt badly let down by the health service. late or misdiagnoses, or simply not having their voices heard. both have also found people who understand their condition, and treat them with care and compassion. but in the end, its come down to their own resilience, finding some strength despite their pain. dominic hughes, bbc news. in response to that report, nhs health boards and trusts across the uk say they are doing more to support people with chronic pain, inclu...

Things, making good on the levelling up things, making good on the levelling up white paper we saw release last year, 12 nations the government want to put into the lords to say they have to be achieved by 2030, everything from reducing violent crime to better health outcomes and better investment. there will also better investment. there will also be planning reforms which were meant to be a much more ambitious proposal from the government to get more house—building in the north of england at...

Neighborhood. absolutely right. this is part of the — neighborhood. absolutely right. this is part of the governments _ neighborhood. absolutely right. this is part of the governments big - neighborhood. absolutely right. this is part of the governments big idea l is part of the governments big idea to build 300,000 houses a year in england by the end of this parliament. its a big target, it wont be easy to achieve government is hoping to do is to have this massive revamp of the planning syste...

This is bbc news, im rebecca jones. the headlines. changes to the rules on foreign travel — the traffic—light system is expected to be simplified, and compulsory pcr tests scrapped if youre fully vaccinated. we are very, very quiet, so to get the british market for a sort of a go—ahead at this stage would be great — it could take us through till the end of october. people in wales will soon need to prove theyve been fully vaccinated — or had a negative covid test — if they want to at...

Violence against women should be as much of a priority as counter—terrorism. the government pauses controversial planning reforms, after the appointment of michael gove as housing secretary. and coming up... emma raducanu returns home after that historic us open win in new york. last night i actuallyjust re—watched the final and tried to relive a couple of the moments and remember how it felt. so it is sinking in a little bit more. hello, welcome to bbc news. the government is expected to an...

When the housing secretary robert jenrick was sacked on wednesday, there was a lot of speculation that this could open the door to a rethink on those plans, and it seems that michael gove is at least prepared to think about the idea of redoing these plans in a slightly different way. i understand that he has paused putting these plans through parliament, he wants to speak to conservative mps to figure out what their concerns are, and, in the words of one government source, take stock. that has b...

Stuff that boris johnson pandemic and that meant a lot of the stuff that borisjohnson spoke about in 2019 at the election campaign has had to be shelved to deal with the every day crisis. there are a few things borisjohnson has to get to grips with now and you can see half and i on them when you look at some of the big changes that were made in the cabinet —— half an eye. levelling up is the thing boris johnson talks about all the time. its a thing not many people in westminster know exactly...