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If there was even one in the eu has not had a constituent contact them concerned about family members still left behind in afghanistan so tomorrow will be a difficult session for prime minister, i would say. that is the major following policy focus was at the guardian also carries details of more domestic challenge for the prime minister and his government and this is how to pay for the overhaul of social care which is so badly needed. but, had to do it fairly. there is talk of national insurance being raised. breaking a manifesto commitment and some quite strong backlash coming from within th...

Health secretary, jeremy hunt, has had his say and has said that while national insurance is not the best or fairest way to do it because it disproportionally hits younger earners in society, a tax rise is no doubt needed. well, i think the answer is a health and care premium, something that could help relieve the pressure on the nhs in the short—term, but then move into the transformation of the social care system we need in the more medium—term. it is a tax increase, i do not think we should call it anything other than a tax increase, but the reason i call it a health and care premium is...

Repellent, the justice mps to whom raising taxes is largely repellent, thejustice secretary mps to whom raising taxes is largely repellent, the justice secretary was asked how he felt about going against that manifesto commitment. i think what we said in the manifesto about social care was that no—one has a monopoly of wisdom about these issues, and the british public are sensible enough to know that when it comes to the issue of social care we've got to find some way in which it can be adequately funded. now, as i said, i'm not going to, you know, start speculating as to precisely what that...

Earners in society, a tax rise is no doubt needed. well, i think the answer is a health and care premium, something that could help relieve the pressure on the nhs in the short—term, but then move into the transformation of the social care system we need in the more medium—term. it isa it is a tax increase, do not think we should - it is a tax increase, do not think we should call_ - it is a tax increase, do not think we should call it _ it is a tax increase, do not think we should call it anything other than _ we should call it anything other than that, but the reason i call it a healthâ€...

Will be a hard sell too not only to the public, many of whom will pay large amounts still, even if a tax rise is brought in to reform social care, pay large amounts towards care if it is needed themselves individually, but to conservative mps for whom raising taxes is largely repellent. the justice secretary, robert buckland, was asked on bbc breakfast this morning how he felt about going against that manifesto commitment. i think what we said in the manifesto about social care is that no one has a monopoly of wisdom about these issues and the british public are sensible enough to know that wh...