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Upgraded each year by the highest of three elements. we had the pay growth, — three elements. we had the pay growth, cpi inflation or act to —— 2~5%_ growth, cpi inflation or act to —— 25% and — growth, cpi inflation or act to —— 2.5% and they suspended that as pay growth _ 2.5% and they suspended that as pay growth was _ 2.5% and they suspended that as pay growth was affected by the effects of coronavirus and that did not necessarily represent the true pay growth, _ necessarily represent the true pay growth, so — necessarily represent the true pay growth, so it became a doub...

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Asks what is happening to the state pension, is it still connected to the cost of living index?- the cost of living index? great question- _ the cost of living index? great question- in — the cost of living index? great question. in september- the cost of living index? great question. in september the i question. in september the government announced that the triple lock on pensions is being put aside and instead is now becoming more of and instead is now becoming more of a double lock. it usually uses three factors to set state pension increases. and the inflation, wage rises and 2.5%. but ...

Which would have meant quite a significant rise in the state pension next year. i suppose this is slightly less controversial than the other breach of the manifesto commitment. there saying instead this year it will be a double lock in their state pension will rise either by 2.5% or the rate of inflation. peter, more reaction from you over the course of the afternoon, thank you very much. to what extent will everything an end to date help the system and help those trying to get care for themselves or loved ones. let's discuss that with caroline abrahams, charity director at age uk and also fio...

More like what happened after world wars than say the financial crisis. today, overall, we got a fairly big increase in spending for health and social care, and a big tax rise to go with it. taxes now, as a social care, and a bi- tax rise to social care, and a big tax rise to go with it. taxes now, as a social care, and a big tax rise to .o with it. taxes now, as a share of go with it. taxes now, as a share of national income, are to be at their highest ever level in the uk. in that sense at least, it was a big deal. there was another manifesto breach. for over a decade the state pension has b...