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Offence but should go on the sex offenders register. Well hear the rationale, and get reaction to the controversial claims before 11. And meet kate. Hello, im kate, i had a heart attack a day after running a ten kilometre race. Im one of the youngest people to have one of the youngest people to have one of the youngest people to have one of this type of heart attack with no known risk factors. We will hear her story before ten. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11 this morning. We will b...

Cleaner, cheaper electricity by 2030. if we pull that off against this backdrop this will be right up there with building the nhs out of there with building the nhs out of the rubble of the second world war, an act of defiance to those who mistakenly see britain can no longer achieve great things. or the new dealfor working people achieve great things. or the new deal for working people stop the biggest levelling off working rights in a decade. a chance to finally make work pay in this country a...

Ratings to you, sir. i want to start where i left off, the debt ceiling negotiations, what do you know about negotiations at this moment? >> first of all, thank you for having me on. im here in south carolina in front of the local church where we were leading the launch of our democracy for the people, launched with congressman jim clyburn. and i am so thankful that you started your segments on other issues that are important. because this is about actually making work pay for itself, making sur...

Into line with demography and the fact that there are many more people living on a state pension now than there are working. and the french system functions because it is a single pot of money into which people who are in work pay, and out of which people who are retired take out their pension. in the end balance between the people of the number of people working and retiring is getting to sort of extended, and so distorted, that those deficit what he says is hes doing this for the greater good ...

Elizabeth. the — inequalities in french society. anne elizabeth. the hard _ inequalities in french society. effie: elizabeth. the hard economics is what emmanuel macron is banking on an ageing population, a relatively low retirement age, he says the country cant afford not to make these changes.— country cant afford not to make these changes. you got some very basic figure. _ these changes. you got some very basic figure, you _ these changes. you got some very basic figure, you know _ these ...

To push through this bill using the controversial measure, the 49—3, as they call it here, to to avoid a vote in parliament. and he was robust and lucid about his decision to take this step. he said repeatedly that it was a necessity for the country, it wasnt a pleasant thing to do, it was something which the country needed because, as he has said the french, the very particular system that the french have in which people in work pay for those who are retired at the same time will not survive ...

Pensions he made a big spending commitment which will benefit those with broadest shoulders when many people are struggling to save into their panion, we needed a fix for doctors but announcement today is a huge give away to some the very wealthiest. the only permanent tax cut if the budget is for the richest 1%. how can that possibly be a priority for this government? the truth is, our labour market is the cast iron example of an economy with weak foundations, our crisis cast iron example of an...

The results in this paper are based on the specific tax policy proposals of Senator Barack Obama and Senator John McCain. The economy improves under each plan as compared to the CBO baselinethat assumes that all of the Bush tax cuts disappear. While bothcandidates plan to reduce taxes compared to this scenario and eachachieves his stated goal, their approaches are quite different.

Community and hospital has told me she is not putting her heating on this yet— she is not putting her heating on this yet because she cant afford to heat and _ this yet because she cant afford to heat and eat, she lives with her partner— heat and eat, she lives with her partner and i have bought extra blankets, — partner and i have bought extra blankets, two hot water bottles each, _ blankets, two hot water bottles each, that is how they keep warm this year — each, that is how they keep ...

Is £7 billion. the body representing councils in england and wales says the sector has a funding gap of £3.4 billion next year.— billion next year. public services are really struggling _ billion next year. public services are really struggling in - are really struggling in the aftermath of the pandemic. they do not currently have enough money, even without cuts, to deal with that aftermath and growing demand, and therefore any other cuts that the government chooses to make is going to have ...