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Life was feeling a bit more normal. some of the special financial schemes set up for the pandemic, such as furlough and the £20 uplift universal credit, came to an end. to clear the backlog in the nhs, the government broke a promise in its manifesto and put up national insurance by 1.25%. some of the money would also go to fund social care. in order to deal with the problems of the nhs, the backlogs, you also have to fix social care. we are taking the tough decisions that the country wants to see. we are putting another £36 billion in. the plan for social care was the first attempt by a gove...

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Work. >> brian: perfect segue to who is profiting from this. i think it's noteworthy. i'm not saying it's insidious but i will say that this. expect the revenue for the vaccine makers is pretty substantial. pfizer are going to make 36 billion after the end of this year. moderna 10 billion. astrazeneca 2.2 b and johnson and johnson 72 million. my shot suspect am eye going says expires. going to make each more money on us or our insurance companies. do you think that's noteworthy. >> very noteworthy. so is this. friday of this week, richard, who is one of the senior researchers at the federal re...

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Some of the special financial schemes set up for the pandemic, such as furlough and the £20 uplift universal credit, came to an end. to clear the backlog in the nhs, the government broke a promise in its manifesto and put up national insurance by 1.25%. some of the money would also go to fund social care. in order to deal with the problems of the nhs, the backlogs, you also have to fix social care. we are taking the tough decisions that the country wants to see. we are putting another £36 billion in. the plan for social care was the first attempt by a government in decades to tackle the issu...