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Average price of property. so i think first—time buyers will get some help and people looking to move. everyone hated stamp duty so if the government can somehow do without the money from that than fantastic. e, without the money from that than fantastic. ., ., , without the money from that than fantastic. ., , ., , ., fantastic. for those people who currently cannot _ fantastic. for those people who currently cannot afford - fantastic. for those people who currently cannot afford a - fantasti...

Yeah, definitely. some things have been announced already. the extra national insurance levy is to be scrapped in november, just eight months after it was introduced. thats more money in the pockets of the staff here. not a bad thing, is it? more money! but not everyone will benefit in the same way. it is very dependent on the amount of hours youre doing. because if you are not doing the amount of hours to actually contribute to national insurance, it is not going to make a difference. the treas...

—— but can ijust say, look, i mean, the big issue thats not being addressed, and this comes up again and again, and its what we will be talking about the next time that you have no and its that we dont have a workforce plan for the nhs. what that means is planning, as you say, running for how many gps are you going to train, how many nurses do you need? and the government can set as many targets as it once for bringing doctors into the nhs — were losing them, how do we keep these people? y...

Is more money in the pockets of| the staff here._ but the staff here. more money. but not everyone _ the staff here. more money. but not everyone will _ the staff here. more money. but not everyone will benefit - the staff here. more money. but not everyone will benefit in - not everyone will benefit in the same way. it is very dependent because if you do not do the amount of hours to contribute to national insurance it will not make a difference. the treasury says nearly 28 million people will ...

Not being addressed, and this comes up again and again, and its what we will be talking about the next time that you have me in to talk about the nhs, and that is that we dont have a workforce plan for the nhs. what that means is planning, as you say, running for how many gps are you going to train, how many nurses do you need? and the government can set as many targets as it once for bringing doctors into the nhs — were losing them, how do we keep these people? you need to have a workforce pl...

Gentleman mentioned a variety of things, i can absolutely say there will be no changes to the target for four our were down and wait in a&e. it matters. i will give you a personal experience. just injuly i personal experience. just in july i went personal experience. just injuly i went to a&e, i waited nearly nine hours myself to see a doctor, and i still didnt get any treatment. i was asked to go back the next day so i went to a different hospitaljust three miles away and i was seen and treated...

Me at your own risk. >> i agree with norm, i will not read the whole thing. i agree with norm that the allegations in this complaint, a civil lawsuit, not criminal, its a lower burden of proof. >> but she did refer it to the irs. >> she did her for it to the irs and doj. we are not talking about small variation in variation. we talk about tenfold and five fold. i also think it is true at the same time, that this is a political -- this is the outcome of a political quest by laetitia james. that i...

And social care in england. she said there was too much variation in the care people receive across the country. therese coffey announced a £500m social care discharge fund for the winter, to help free up beds in hospitals. she acknowledged that there was a shortage of carers and promised £15m to help employ more workers from abroad. and she said pension rules would be changed to try to stop doctors from leaving the profession. but labour accused the government of still having no plan to meet ...

From france 2a, and martin bentham, the home affairs editor at the evening standard. the new health secretary therese coffey has set out her plans to improve access to the nhs and social care in england. she said there was too much variation in the care people receive across the country. the announcement includes a £500 million social care discharge fund for the winter, to help free up beds in hospitals. but labour said the government hasnt got a plan to meet the scale of the challenge. our hea...

Extent, but it is also about trying to improve the experience of people as they engage in or have to ask for help from the nhs? trying to speed up help from the nhs? trying to speed up appointments with gps, trying to discharge people more quickly back to care homes. i discharge people more quickly back to care homes-— to care homes. i think the really clear theme _ to care homes. i think the really clear theme was _ to care homes. i think the really clear theme was that _ to care homes. i thi...