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Plan bs are nonstarters. >> biden is a figure head, but even biden without a brain, he is less terrifying than kamala with half of one. >> culture is -- it is a reflection of our moment in our time, right? and -- and present culture is the way we express how we are feeling about the moment. and -- and we should always find times to express how we feel about the moment that is a reflection of joy because -- you know, it comes in the morning. >> speaking of joy, it wont be found in that gavin news...

I know that news about the pay review body recommendations will be on the minds of many public sector workers today. those recommendations will, of course, be subject to negotiation. i dont think its helpful for me to weigh in on that. at the heart of the governments decisions today are difficult choices, trade—offs... budgets are not infinite, when some ask for higher pay, that what always create pressures elsewhere. will you acknowledge explicitly that a consequence of your decision will mea...

I know that news about the pay review body recommendations will be on the minds of many public sector workers today. those recommendations will, of course, be subject to negotiation. i dont think its helpful for me to weigh in on that. at the heart of the governments decisions today are difficult choices, trade—offs... budgets are not infinite, when some ask for higher pay, that what always create pressures elsewhere. will you acknowledge explicitly that a consequence of your decision will mea...

Had budgeted for. and that has consequences. if we are going to prioritise paying public sector workers more, that money has to come from somewhere else. inflation, public sector pay, budgets. what will happen next? batch report by chris mason. ——that report by chris mason. lets take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the us secretary of state antony blinken has held �*candid and constructive talks with the chinese top diplomat wang yi. the meeting held in indonesias capitaljak...

Of your decision will mean cuts in the budgets of some key public services? this is a significant pay award. its one of the most significant weve had in decades, and it is costing billions of pounds more than the government had budgeted for. and that has consequences. if we are going to prioritise paying public sector workers more, that money has to come from somewhere else. inflation, public sector pay, budgets. what will happen next? batch report by chris mason. lets take a look at some other ...

To weigh in on that. at the heart of the governments decisions today are difficult choices, trade—offs... budgets are not infinite, when some ask for higher pay, that will always create pressures elsewhere. will you acknowledge explicitly that a consequence of your decision will mean cuts in the budgets of some key public services? this is a significant pay award. its one of the most significant weve had in decades, and it is costing billions of pounds more than the government had budgeted for...

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