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Like that will be commonplace today, with the underlying risk, and this is what everyone is warning about, of them turning nasty and turning violent. we have seen that sporadically in the past few weeks. at the demonstrations. but now there is this sense of among many of the protesters who are saying, well, we have done what we peacefully. but macron, by sticking to his guns, is provoking us. and therefore, don't be surprised if things start radicalising.— be surprised if things start radicalisina. ., ., , . radicalising. how do these french ension radicalising. how do these french pension c...

Let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. large numbers of demonstrators have taken to the streets of paris after the government narrowly survived a no confidence vote over its controversial pensions reform. more than one hundred people were arrested in tense standoffs with security forces. there have been months of strikes and blockades across france, in protest against the pension changes. the northern ireland democratic unionist party says it will vote against the uk government's new brexit framework. when it comes before mps for the first time this week. the part...

Is going to increase from 19 to 25%. but firms will also get £9 billion of tax relief if they invest in new machinery and technology. in the pandemic, we spent about £400 million to protect businesses and families. with the energy crisis, this year and last year, we are spending over £3000 per household on average to help people with high energy prices and other cost of living pressures. yes, those all have to be paid for. i think it's the right thing to do to get through these difficult periods but we have to be honest with people. it means that for a while, the burden of tax is going be h...

The mail sasteremy hunt delivered an "assured performance and eye—catching reforms", but that tory mps have warned him he now has to "move faster to cut a soaring tax burden". "giveaway for the 1%" is the headline on the front of the guardian. the paper says pension changes would put the "wealthiest in line for an enormous tax cut". and the main story on the bbc news website is from an interview with mr hunt, where he says his budget will get people back into work and kick—start growth. there's also a round—up of the key announcements, and analysis on how the budget might affect you. we ...

For business, corporation tax is going to increase from 19 to 25%. but firms will also get £9 billion of tax relief if they invest in new machinery and technology. what i want to say to young people is that this is a growth plan that will mean there are betterjobs, better opportunities for you. we're going to fill the 1 million vacancies that companies up and down the country have so they can grow faster. and we're going to encourage them to invest more with one of the most competitive regimes in the world. labour has attacked pension changes in the budget as a £4 billion tax giveaway for th...