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Bringing down waiting lists and the nhs, that would take until spring 2024, it seems, and on small boats, welcome the prime minister has already said that the government will bring forward legislation to attempt to stop that happening and it is how quickly that happens, he said, was largely down to parliament today, but is also talked about deporting and sending back people who come to that uk by that route. there are questions and some ambiguity around those pledges. its clear the prime ministe...

About part of modern families today, making sure we can balance between work life and family life and childcare is an important part of that. the government and myself are committed to making sure good availability and affordability and flexibility of childcare which is what we are always looking to deliver and improve on the office we have, and theres a consultation at the moment and we are in the process of considering some reforms and it would not be right for me to comment but the fact i hav...

Tonight at ten: five pledges from the prime minister at the start of the new year on which he wants the country tojudge his premiership. in a keynote speech, rishi sunak focused on the nhs, cutting inflation and economic growth. but labour mocked his vision, asking is that it? the cost of living, to hide. waiting times in the nhs, too long. illegal migration, far too much. the problems _ migration, far too much. the problems we _ migration, far too much. the problems we see _ migration, far too ...

To reduce elective surgery waiting times. most experts believe it will be 2024 before the overall numbers start falling — although progress is being made on the long waits of over 18 months. in an open letter to the health secretary the general secretary of the royal college of nursing, says rishi sunak�*s speech suggests he is "detached from the reality" of what is happening in the nhs. the final of the prime ministers pledges was to pass new laws to stop small boats — making sure that th...

To get growth this year. well be lucky to be growing by 2024, so theres not much specific in that. what the prime minister said about inflation is reallyjust repeating the bank of englands own forecaster on inflation, inflation we all expect to halve by the end of this year. so, its not really a pledge, itsjust a restatement of a forecast. this is partly the result of steep rises in energy, fuel, and food prices not being repeated again this year. rishi sunak�*s second and third pledges, growi...

The health service crisis is not mainly driven by waiting lists but by a&e, acute care and delayed discharge. i think he talks about these being the peoples priorities, and its actually true that the nhs and its actually true that the nhs and the economy and in some quarters very high concerns about immigration, but his pledges dont necessarily directly go to the key worries that people have. fin necessarily directly go to the key worries that people have.- worries that people have. on the time...

Hello, im kasia madera, this is outside source. hold me to account says britains prime minister. rishi sunak sets out pledges on the economy, migration and health care. the cost of living, too high, waiting times in the nhs, too long. illegal migration, far too much. well be analysing the detail in his promises. also on the programme... kevin mccarthys latest bid to become house speaker falls short — as he fails to win over republican rebels for the fourth time. and the battle for bakhmut — ...

Figure for inflation is io.7%. the obr expects it to fall to 3.75% by the fourth quarter of this year — well below half its current level. heres one economic expert on mr sunak�*s economic goals. it is not obvious what the government will do to achieve them. i think they are not going to get to growth this year. we will be lucky to be growing by 2024, so there is not much specific in that moment that prime minister said about inflation is reallyjust repeating the bank of englands on ford cap...

And opportunity right across the country. third, we will make sure our national debt is falling, so that we can secure the future of public services. fourth, nhs waiting lists will fall and people will get the care they need more quickly. fifth, we will pass new laws to stop small boats, making sure that if you come to this country illegally, you are detained and swiftly removed. on top of those pledges, the prime minister also said the country needed to change the way it works to create an econ...

To £3,000 after that. but latest estimates from leading analysts suggest a typical bill may "only" rise £2,800 in autumn of this year. still three times higher than its long term average, but less than expected and if true that would cost the government a lot less as it wouldnt have to pay to keep it down at £3,000. but bottom line — business costs will rise, household incomes are set to fall a recipe for a very challenging environment for consumers businesses and the economy in 2023. weve ...