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However, other walk outs will continue. starting with disruption today among postal workers, who ve begun another two day strike. a further day of industrial action by ambulance workers is planned for the 11th of january. meanwhile thousands of nurses will go on strike onjanuary 18th and 19th with more dates to be confirmed in the new year. the royal college of nursing, says the stoppages will continue, until pay negotiations with the government are opened. 0ur heath editor hugh pym has more details. 0ur health editor hugh pym has more details. people backed us on the picket lines this week, and we don t want to make them anxious at this time of year. that was the gmb s argument for postponing next wednesday s strike by ambulance staff. but there s a new strike date, january the 11th and a message to the government. we beg you to come to the table now. talk to us and call this off, because there will be further days ....
Think it is going to be fascinating to see does kari lake get any support? any support if she tries to continue this bs argument? she has every right, she has every right to wait until they absolutely finish the count. our projection team is very conservative. the math is the math. she has every right to wait. she has every right to see if it is within the recount. then it is a big question, if you look around the map this year and all the election deniers who got beat, in those races for secretary of state, in those races for governor, kari lake if she wants a future in politic has a tough choice to make. on that front, trump has been furious, if you talk to people around him, over kari lake s loss, saying it is not real, echoing the expletive she had in her tweet last night, saying if she needs support, she ll have it from that angle. she thinks his loss, and i ll come back to the four letter word, it is math. no one has come back to that office since grover cleveland. if you loo ....
The full range, and if you look at scotland and the polls that were at scotland and the polls that were taken at a time of the queen s were taken at a time of the queen sjubilee earlier in the queen sjubilee earlier in the year queen sjubilee earlier in the year - queen sjubilee earlier in the year 30% of scots did not want the year 30% of scots did not want the the year 30% of scots did not want the monarchy to continue 36%~ want the monarchy to continue 36%. these figures are rather 36%. these figures are rather consistent. a year before rather consistent. a year before show 37% of so it s going before show 37% of so it s going down a bit. if you look at young going down a bit. if you look at young people in wales, 80% under the at young people in wales, 80% under the age of 30 did not want under the age of 30 did not want the under the age of 30 did not want the monarchy to continue after want the monarchy to continue after the wan ....
If those companies are investing. it is good for our economy, good forjobs, and it is good for our energy security. we wanted to take the time to get it right. so, that s rishi sunak s argument, i think that the broad package, ben, has been welcomed, largely, by mps and by those who have been lobbying the treasury to do more, particularly the fact that a lot of the money is targeted at those households who are feeling the cost of living squeeze the most. the chancellor was saying this morning that it is progressive, three quarters of the cash that he is spending will go towards those who need it the most. what s less welcome to some tories, though, is the windfall tax. we know that some members of the cabinet are really uncomfortable. the business secretary, for example, kwasi kwarteng, doesn t like windfall taxes, he has told us in the past. he is worried that they will lead to some companies investing less in the uk. we saw bp, for example, saying last night that it is going to rethi ....
That s the warning from a think tank, the national institute for economic and social research. disposable income is defined as the income left after you have paid income left after you have paid income tax. the institute also cautions that a million households will fall into destitution this year, without further government help, that means living on less than £140 a week for a family of four. the uk government is facing criticism for not promising more support to people struggling with the rising cost of living in yesterday s queen s speech. the uk treasury says the government is taking action to support households. let s talk to our chief political corresponent adam fleming. he is in westminster. so, we know what the government has done, what are they saying they might do in the future, if anything? the government s future, if anything? the government s argument future, if anything? the government s argument about future, if anything? the government s argument about the fu ....