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Posts in the adult social care. 165,000 of those where they can. that's a rise of 52% on the previous year. for mark, the chair of the national care association, thank you so much forjoining us here in the programme. what do you make of these figures that we see today? well. programme. what do you make of these figures that we see today?— figures that we see today? well, i think what they _ figures that we see today? well, i think what they demonstrate - figures that we see today? well, i think what they demonstrate is i figures that we see today? well, i i think what they demonstrate is tha...

Of business records. and we will wait to see whether it is a misdemeanour or felony and what plea donald trump decides to enter. the government has revealed that it will halve the amount of money allocated to developing the workforce in social care over the next two years. let's get more on this with our chief political correspondent nick eardley, who's in westminster. nick, what's behind this decision? less funding for workers but a promise of improved service. it is a big challenge _ promise of improved service. it is a big challenge in _ promise of improved service. it is a big challenge in...

But local conservative mp — richard drax — told the times "all legal routes" were being looked at to try and stop the proposal. the government has said it wants to reduce the £6 million a day bill for hotel rooms to house migrants. but it has been criticised by refugee charities for considering "inadequate" accommodation. the government has revealed that it will halve the amount of money allocated to developing the workforce in social care over the next two years. let's get more on this with our chief political correspondent nick eardley, who's in westminster. what is going on here? i wil...

And there are currently more than 500,000 people waiting for care. quite frankly, it feels really insulting. if you think borisjohnson when he was prime minister stood on the steps of downing street and said he was going to fix social care and then in 2021 we have a white paper which set out a really positive vision for what social care could look like in the future and since then we've been dealing with covid oand the aftermath and the cost of living crisis and extreme workforce pressures and nothing else has, come through and care which feels like a slap in the face, because if you think we ...

Don't like it. if and when he faces sustained scrutiny and ideological att attacks, the national media may play out differently. >> trace: california democratic, the head of the national curve when it comes to and permitting progressive policies. they have new initiatives that make the rest of us here in the golden state look let's say. let's bring in reformed telephonic chairman carl demaio. i see this whole thing and all of these empty beds. 70,000 people were let out during covid and now the government thinks we got to shut down these prisons. >> a used to be that we had prison overcrowding...