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That should happen to side much more with public sector and strikers and perhaps he has done already. so this is one issue. another one that might crop up is that it's quite a rule, you move at the moment within the party to embrace proportional representation something come in the party for a number of years. some of the union leaders ink that is something labour should be investing as well and that could rumble through the conference as well. ben wriaht in through the conference as well. ben wright in liverpool. the independent think—tank, the resolution foundation, has published new analy...

Giving away so much money in tax cuts, without really thinking too hard about what that does to public finances. it is a growth or bust strategy, different from what we have seen before, and i think today it is clear that the distribution impacts are very different, even from what we have seen from previous conservative chancellors. rishi sunak boosted universal credit when he was in charge, and the coalition government in the last decade always keen to stress... this was a budget with the distributional impact clearly where the biggest gains go to those with higher incomes. the resolution fou...

Vietnam is expected the benefit the most from the RCEP as per the World Bank. Contributing factors include reduced tariffs, origin rules, and increased exports

Of the aisle? how do the democrats make their case plausibly? >> it's a very tough question, because -- >> most of us don't understand these numbers. it's very complicated. we're not economists. >> i don't think it's that complicated. this is a tax plan that shifts hundreds of billions of dollars to the wealthy at the cost of 1.5 trillion to the deficit. if this were running purely on politics, this plan would be dead. the more people learn, the less they like it. the approval rating is something between 25% and 30 %. nobody likes the distribution impacts or the debt impacts. this is running p...

The reality is it's true for everyone. let me finish my answer, rather than yelling and screaming at me? just let me finish my answer and then you can say whatever you want to say. the reality is if the bush tax cuts expire for every american next year, their taxes go up. and for every american if they don't expire, they were taxes remain exactly the same. so it's ridiculous to talk about that as a tax increase. it is not a tax increase. not on any american. rich one or anybody paying taxes. we know a lot of americans don't pay taxes but for every american that pays taxes if the bush tax cuts ...