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Taxes different workers differently. an important issue but it can be very confusing so thank you for clearing it up for us, carl emmerson, deputy director of the ifs. chris wilkins is the former director of strategy and chief speechwriter to prime minister theresa may. what you make of the rumblings emerging about this planned national insurance rise and the ability of number 10 in insurance rise and the ability of number10 in the insurance rise and the ability of number 10 in the current climate to stick to its policy and push ahead with it? i stick to its policy and push ahead with it? ~' s...

This is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. scotland yard says it hasn't requested a delay to the publication of the sue gray report into lockdown gatherings in downing street and whitehall. uk prime minister borisjohnson is reportedly wavering on plans to raise national insurance to fund health and social care, as those inquries into party claims continue. on the bbc�*s question time programme, a uk ministeradmitted the move is unpopular. everybody in the room is against it, everybody in the room is feeling the squeeze. is that fair? are you all against ...

And december 28th. one data specialist said, "there is always the possibility for a glitch, but if this was the case, i don't know why the authorities would not say that." to try and explain this discrepancy, the bbc has approached novak djokovic's team, serbia's institute of public health, and its office of information technology, but has yet to have a response. matt graveling, bbc news. a group of more than 300 scientists and public health experts in britain has said it is reckless to allow 3 billion people in the developing world to go unvaccinated against covid. they want the british gover...

The blunt instrument that some people have described it as. there are calls from some conservative backbenchers for the rise to be delayed for a year. mel stride, who chairs the treasury select committee, told newsnight that he believed there was wiggle room in the public finances to allow it. the economy is doing quite a lot better than the obr forecast at the time of the last budget, so we've got that additional fiscal headroom. and the question then becomes, how do you use that? asked yesterday if the rise would go ahead, the prime minister said it was absolutely vital that covid backlogs a...

First announced, that backbenchers were unclear why a tory government was proposing raising taxesjust were unclear why a tory government was proposing raising taxes just at the moment the cost of living was becoming a major issue for people and inflation was rising. so i don't think it will be postponed at this stage but i think all the indications are that a pause for a year, which takes us a year closer to a general election, it is possible that pause turns into a cancellation over the long—term. haifa cancellation over the long-term. how much of this — cancellation over the long—term....