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Are things the government has got wrong over the last few years. but there are also international factors here, ukraine, and russia�*s invasion of it, and the aftermath of covid are also damaging. yes, it is not... i think if you look at the earlier years, i would defend the measures that were taken following the global financial crisis, but i think of late, particularly the way in which we have allowed trade barriers to emerge with the european union has been damaging for our economy and will continue to be so unless we address it. will continue to be so unless we address it— will continu...

Everything that is happened in a budget statementjust eight everything that is happened in a budget statement just eight weeks after we were all told the conservative point of view was exactly the opposite and so, tory mps are quite rightly starting to point out that they do not know quite what they stand for any more in keeping this going to damage than the ballot box at some point in the future if we ever get to have another vote. the thing is, most people i think in public would probably say, if they lost the general election some time ago and there was sitting here waiting for this to come...

And they have a new prime minister and they have a new prime minister and they have a new prime minister and the third and as many months it seems to be destroying something else that they do not like which is the reputation for fiscal prudence. the city is happy with the budget statement but people are not and it's the people that vote. the city does not win elections for anybody, generally speaking in some quite rightly point out that there are some maps that have not been done well here. the some maps that have not been done well here. ,., . , some maps that have not been done well here. . ...

Britain's chancellor, jeremy hunt, prepares to deliver his much—awaited budget statement — higher taxes are expected in a bid to curb soaring inflation. in a show of unity in the us, several republicans side with democrats to push through same sex marriage legislation. brazil's president—elect has vowed to fight deforestation of the amazon. speaking at the cop27 summit in egypt, luiz inacio lula da silva said there would be no climate security for the world if the amazon was not protected. our climate editor, justin rowlatt, reports from the conference in egypt. # ole, ole, ole, ola! # l...

This is bbc world news, the latest headlines. britain's chancellor, jeremy hunt, prepares to deliver his much—awaited budget statement — higher taxes are expected in a bid to repair the public finances. in a show of unity in the us, several republicans side with democrats to push through same—sex marriage legislation. amazon has confirmed it has laid off some staff at its devices unit which makes the talking alexa gadgets. as we have been reporting this week, the tech giant is planning to cut around 10,000 staff across the business as the economic outlook worsens. michelle fleury in new ...