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in immigration on record. but what would a cut of 300,000 mean for everything from care homes to construction? good evening. there's to be a tightening of restrictions on legal migration into the uk — which will affect people on work and student visas, and their dependants. the government says it will mean a reduction in numbers of more than 300,000. at the moment, foreign workers must earn a minimum of £26,200 to get a skilled worker visa. that will nowjump to over £38,000. people working in health and social care — who make up the bulk of visas — will be exempt from the min...

politics. this isn'tjust coffee and croissants around the usual breakfast table, which drives me nuts, it is actually quite detailed discussions with business about how we will hit the ground running in a year's time, granular discussions about how quickly we can achieve things. we have gone well beyond the how are you at what is your name. do avidly constructive set of engagements that mean that i don't want any conversation had by my shadow cabinet in the first 100 games of an incoming labour government that they could have had now, that's a mindset. let’s government that they co...

sunshine tomorrow across scotland and parts of northern ireland. but then tomorrow night, the clouds will clear, the winds will ease and then into wednesday we've got one more widespread frost on the way this week and then that is pretty much it at least for some time. so no more widespread frost on the way after wednesday morning. here is wednesday morning itself, but suddenly developed here, that warn of mild air in the form of a weather front and rain. ahead of it though, after that cold night, some lingering fog, it could feel quite raw for time on wednesday but after that, a rap...

about it. and anyone who can expect an incoming labour government to quickly turn on the spending tops will be disappointed. inflation, debt, taxes are now huge constraints. we will make different choices, on the non—dom tax choices. invest it in high quality teaching and our children's mental health. but at the same time, we will be ruthless when it comes to spending every pound wisely. i run a public service in the days of austerity. i know how hard it can be, but i also know how hard it can be, but i also know you can always find ways to improve delivery. change your practice. y...

but iyou've got it on a trajectory, it's gone up and it's then going to go down. well. hang on. just let's just explain exactly what happened. so in that 2020 budget, when rishi sunak was chancellor, it was the biggest ever increase. now, i then had to balance the books a year ago. it was an incredibly difficult situation, but it was necessary for the markets and it was necessary for the battle against inflation. so what i chose to do was to freeze that capital budget in cash terms, which is not a freeze in real terms. i hope as soon as we can afford to, we can get back to real terms...