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and you are looking in for every week and month that goes by, the dream of homeownership recedes further into the distance. the average age of first—time buyers has been rising continuously. the proportion of young people who can afford to buy their own home has been falling. between 2005—2016, the proportion of 2534 —year—olds that owned their own home fell by 20%, whereas in most other countries, it has been rising. it is true that we still have higher rates of overall homeow...

Of the match rachin ravindra, who hit the winning runs on his world cup debut to condemn england to a thumping nine wicket defeat. England have plenty more games to redeem themselves in this 10 team tournament. Disappointed. We were completely outplayed, but the first thing that springs to mind is whether you do lose by a run or a defeat like that, it is one loss at the start of a very long tournament, so i think thatis very long tournament, so i think that is what i will be encouraging everybod...

And the health secretary, jeremy hunt, are chairing a meeting of the Emergency Response committee, cobra, this morning, to discuss the handling of the cyber attack, which hit parts of the Nhs In England and scotland on friday. Dozens of hospitals in england and scotland have been forced to cancel some operations and appointments today, and some gp surgeries are still experiencing problems as staff begin a new working week. Lincolnshire hospital said all tests, and routine surgeries have been can...

Its present the case, and last of all, we�*re going to look at how we can securitise some of that colossal £30 billion housing benefits bill, so that we can build more social homes with the potential of a right to buy. add all those up, all those measures together, and i think it will not only help us to build many more homes in the right place, but will help millions of people realise what is currently an unattainable dream of homeownership, and that will be of massive benefit, massive benef...

I think everyone likes the idea of a britain that is able to pay its workers well enough to do the miserable jobs that they dont want to do, but that time is not coming any time soon. in fact, one of britains problems for the last 50 years has been low productivity compared to its competitors, and that might be because theres so many small businesses. it doesnt appear to be because of immigration or the fact thereve been a lot of poles who have been painted the same way as british people. this i...

Of a britain that is able to pay its workers well enough to do the miserable jobs that they dont want to do, but that time is not coming any time soon. in fact, one of britains problems for the last 50 years has been low productivity compared to its competitors, and that might be because theres so many small businesses. it doesnt appear to be because of immigration or the fact thereve been a lot of poles who have been painted the same way as british people. this is a very tricky long—term prob...

But both are disruptors in the short term. i think everyone likes the idea of a britain that is able to pay its workers well enough to do the miserable jobs that they dont want to do, but that time is not coming any time soon. in fact, one of britains problems for the last 50 years has been low productivity compared to its competitors, and that might be because theres so many small businesses. it doesnt appear to be because of immigration or the fact thereve been a lot of poles who have been pai...

Coming any time soon. in fact, one of britains problems for the last 50 years has been low productivity compared to its competitors, and that might be because theres so many small businesses. it doesnt appear to be because of immigration or the fact thereve been a lot of poles who have been painted the same way as british people. this is a very tricky long—term problem, and the government if its intelligent will want to put in long terms incentives, but i did a phd thesis on british productivi...

Incentives, but i did a phd thesis on british— incentives, but i did a phd thesis on british productivity problems in the 1950s— on british productivity problems in the 19505 and thereafter, and all the 19505 and thereafter, and all the problems are the same. investment in training, low investment in r&d, and these take a inve5tment in r&d, and these take a lon- investment in r&d, and these take a longtime _ investment in r&d, and these take a long time to fix, and the government doesnt _ lo...