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Its the most vicious, is probably going on now. >> weve heard a lot about this hypersonic missile thats been deployed by the russians in the west, we can take a look at that now. here it is, at the bottom of the aircraft. why is it so significant? >> its a kings are missile. it can be carried on and make 31, which you see here. these missiles are hypersonic. they are the fastest of all. theyre so fast that you can defend against them. for that reason, they are the missile of tomorrow. theyve bee...

A hike in national insurance tax will go ahead from april, but the threshold for the amount people need to earn before they pay it will also rise. further ahead — a cut in income tax will happen before the end of 2024 but for now, the uks public finance watchdog says well see our disposable income fall, by the largest amount in a single year since records began. my my tax plan delivers the biggest net cut to personal taxes in over a quarter of a century and i commend it to this house. the trut...

Particular by low—paid workers and small businesses. that is not the right priority for our economy or people struggling. that is why it is a swindle and you can say that about the national insurance threshold. the liberal democrats want to take lopini paea —— low pay people out of tax, we delivered that when we were in government but what the chancellor is doing is another swindle. he is freezing the income tax personal allowance which is bringing millions of low—paid people back into i...

Threshold this year by £300. but im not going to do that, mr speaker. im going to increase it by the full £3000. delivering our promise fully equalise the nics and income tax thresholds and not incrementally over many years, but in one go, this year. from thisjuly, people will be able to earn £12,570 a year without paying a single penny of income tax or national insurance. that is a £6 billion personal tax cut for 13 million across the united kingdom. a tax cut for employees worth over £330...

Not do it but the chancellor was pretty clear that borrowing is not going to be a way to fund this and thats how we got the tax rise and they are little bit unhappy. so, if they are little bit unhappy. so, if the situation with lots of ministers who privately been against it, but i think after party did where things are shaky for borisjohnson and real concern of the confidence with the prime minister and lots of tory mps have to ditch this. and then, boris johnson did not do it because rishi sue...

You should ask our leaders what is the moral threshold when they will have an imperative to intervene? this is a real question. and, sadly, we are waiting for that while, in my view... we are sadly waiting for more people to die? i think thats what leaders are doing. can i ask you, deputy foreign minister, do you agree with that, that we have to see more ukrainian bodies pile up before nato has to act? the political will to act has been mobilising very quickly and i hope, and lithuania will do e...

Will be doubled to £1 billion with £500 million of new funding. local authorities will receive money from april. looking further out, from july — the threshold for paying national insurance will increase by £3,000. that means people must earn £12,570 per year before paying income tax or national insurance. the employment allowance will increase to £5,000. the new amount will come into place in two weeks time. and, in his final announcement, the chancellor pledged that before the end of th...

Radioactive isotopes from eight civil nuclearfacility. so itjust spreads the radioactive material around. it really wouldnt cause that many deaths in comparison with an ordinary bomb, but people would be very frightened, and they would run. there would be a radioactive signature, which would be picked up. i think people would be very fearful about the long—term effects of such about the long—term effects of such a bomb. and it would just cross another threshold, a bomb. and it would just cro...

Threshold is much higher. 90% lose. they can easily detain family groups in a residential center until they see a judge. we did that under barack obama. 90% lost their case. they went home and numbers went down. we can fix this. the worst thing we can do is what joe biden did. he sold this country out to win the election. he wanted votes from the progressive left to win the election. he voted for border barriers, believed under a secure border under president obama when he was vice president. we...

Back home from the dateline london. here in the studio are isabel hilton, founder of china dialogue and a columnist in british newspapers. jeff mcallister is a trained lawyer and former white house correspondent and head of time magazines london bureau. vera krichevskaya is a documentary film—maker whose independent tv station in russia has been taken off the air. welcome to you all. to have you with this week. its ukrainians who are bearing the agonies of war, and russians — if sanctions ar...