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Disagreement with the department of transport and it's only now that we discovered that the department for transport has said that they were not acting in good faith and the government decided to end the franchise. so the current contract that they had was an emergency agreement which was the start of the pandemic where the numbers tumbled and that was due to end in the middle of october and they were looking at negotiating a new agreement which came to be one of the national contracts which the department of transported flooding. but instead of proceeding with that new agreement, they decided...

I made _ this morning of were all closed and i made the — this morning of were all closed and i made the right decision. frustrations not only of the full—court that have been felt in every walk of life. stu d e nts students in england may have to repay their loans sooner according to reports on the financial times. the papers as the government wants to lower the level in which graduates start repaying money in a bid to save the treasury about 2,000,000,000 a year, graduates pay £9,000 a year in fees currently begin paying their loans back there forjust begin paying their loans back there...

Revenues of amazon went up by nearly £2,000,000,000 last year how much did their taxes go up by? less than 1%. if you can afford to lie to the moon you can afford to pay your taxes here on planet earth. ? mike fly to the moon. so we will level the playing field and ease the burden on bricks and mortar businesses. labourwill burden on bricks and mortar businesses. labour will take the bold action needed to support those businesses and make sure every community can enjoy a thriving high street. we will oversee the biggest overhaul of business taxation in a generation. sol overhaul of business t...

I want to make one thing abundantly clear. we cannot have a return to the failed approach of austerity. it wouldn't deliver growth and it would be a devastating for our public services. the next labour manifesto will set out a plan to raise living standards and opportunities across britain but we cannot tolerate waste when it comes to public spending, especially when it comes to money wasted on outsourcing companies so i promise you that the next labour government will carry out the biggest wave of in sourcing our public services in a generation. during the pandemic, £2,000,000,000 spent on g...

Touch on the ft story, if we could, please, and it is this plan to cut graduate salary thresholds for paying back loans, because this is going to have a knock on effect to. yeah. this is very significant. this is about— yeah. this is very significant. this is about the — yeah. this is very significant. this is about the treasury money and the policies _ is about the treasury money and the policies towards tuition fees and young _ policies towards tuition fees and young people being really turn towards — young people being really turn towards cheaper vocational education. currently, gradu...