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Difference. that might have to do with the availability of trucks either inland or moving those containers. >> he talked there about the demand. americans are buying more, a lot more. out of stock products online surged 172% from pre-pandemic levels. that is according to a new report from adobe analytics. despite struggling to get items, adobe still expects online holiday sales to hit $207 billion from november 1st to the end of the year. we are buying, buying, buying more stuff. services have been crimped, right, because of the pandemic. that spending has switched to buying stuff and all of t...

This is bbc news. the headlines. mps are due to vote on the government's controversial plan to raise national insurance to fund the nhs and social care. this is the scene in the house of commons. the government has been defending the plan. the government has over £507 billion to the nation and in the course of the whole of fighting the pandemic. it is in that sense broad—based and it is been recognised to be by reputable independent commentators a broad—based approach. the tax, which breaks a manifesto pledge, has come under attack from labour — they say it is an "unfair" burden on work...

This is a progressive and broad test measure —— the institute for fiscal studies have said today. it's right but with the broadest shoulders should bear out the biggest burden and that is what we are doing. the 14% of the wealthiest 14% of the population will pay at least half of this burden. i say to those who say we should not be raising taxes now, i think everybody knows the extent of this government's commitment of the financial commitment the government has made to the country during the pandemic, £407 billion to providejobs, supportjobs during the pandemic, £407 billion to provide ...

No—one with assets below £20,000 will have to pay for their social care costs. and there's to be means—tested help from the state for those with assets between £20,000 and £100,000. the government is also increasing the tax on share dividends by 1.25% points to help pay for this. this is what the prime minister had to say earlier. having spent £407 billion or more to support lives and livelihoods throughout the pandemic from further out to vaccines it would be wrong for me to say we can pay for this recovery without taking the difficult but responsible decisions about how we finance it...

Having spent £407 billion or more to support lives and livelihoods throughout the pandemic, from furlough to vaccines, it would be wrong for me to say that we can pay for this recovery without taking the difficult but responsible decisions about how we finance it. as a permanent additional investment in health and social care board, it would be irresponsible to meet the costs from higher borrowing and higher debts. from next april, we will create and new uk wide1.25% health and social care board levy on earned income hypothecated in law to health and social care board, with dividend rates inc...