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Holly Willoughby 'not herself' as ITV This Morning viewers left concerned

Holly Willoughby 'not herself' as ITV This Morning viewers left concerned
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not our reality. well, they have uiven £9 not our reality. well, they have given £9 billion _ not our reality. well, they have given £9 billion of _ not our reality. well, they have given £9 billion of support, - not our reality. well, they have i given £9 billion of support, that's not an insignificant sum.- given £9 billion of support, that's not an insignificant sum. well, they need to see — not an insignificant sum. well, they need to see what _ not an insignificant sum. well, they need to see what it _ not an insignificant sum. well, they need to see what it is _ not an insignificant sum. well, they need to see what it is like _ not an insignificant sum. well, they need to see what it is like raising i need to see what it is like raising two children on your own and having an autistic challenging child as well. no, it is a different life. sarah, thank you for talking to us. we appreciate it. thank you. sarah, bringing up her two boys on her own. i'm joined now by kate bell, head of economics at the trade unions congress. thank you for talking to us. i mean, £9 billion they have put in to help people. £9 billion they have put in to help --eole. ., £9 billion they have put in to help neale, ., £9 billion they have put in to help --eole. ., ., £9 billion they have put in to help neale, ., ., , £9 billion they have put in to help n-eole. ., ., , ., £9 billion they have put in to help theole, ., ., , ., ., people. you say that is not enough. absolutely it's _ people. you say that is not enough. absolutely it's not _ people. you say that is not enough. absolutely it's not enough, - people. you say that is not enough. absolutely it's not enough, and - people. you say that is not enough. absolutely it's not enough, and you| absolutely it's not enough, and you have just heard from sarah there how desperately she needs support. i think we have seen before and we saw in the pandemic that when families are facing this kind of emergency, government does have to step in and help. we absolutely need a big increase in social security now to help families cope with rising energy bills, where they have no options left. they are already

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the settings on instagram stories work. they really struggled with that. i have seen two of the most pre—eminent barristers in the uk having to ask for the differentiation between two differentiation between two different emoji signs. but it is also important to say, while this is given so many people entertainment, it's had a serious impact on the two people involved. rebekah vardy gave evidence for four days and towards the end of questioning she said she felt bullied and intimidated by the questioning. we heard wayne rooney in court on tuesday, describing how the last 2.5 years since coleen rooney made that accusatory post have been traumatic for his wife. he said he had watched her struggle and she had changed as a mother and as a wife. �* �* , ., ., . wife. and let's remind our audience, there was an — wife. and let's remind our audience, there was an opportunity _ wife. and let's remind our audience, there was an opportunity for - wife. and let's remind our audience, there was an opportunity for both i wife. and let's remind our audience, there was an opportunity for both of| there was an opportunity for both of there was an opportunity for both of the women, both parties, to sort this out before it reached this point, wasn't there? absolutely, and coleen rooney _ point, wasn't there? absolutely, and coleen rooney 's _ point, wasn't there? absolutely, and coleen rooney 's written _ point, wasn't there? absolutely, and coleen rooney 's written statement | coleen rooney 's written statement given to the courts, in it she says

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cutting food at the table to pay those bills. we cutting food at the table to pay those bills-— cutting food at the table to pay those bills. ~ ~ ., ., ., ., those bills. we know that inflation in a - ril those bills. we know that inflation in april was _ those bills. we know that inflation in april was 7% — those bills. we know that inflation in april was 7% and _ those bills. we know that inflation in april was 7% and is _ those bills. we know that inflation in april was 7% and is now - those bills. we know that inflation in april was 7% and is now 9% - those bills. we know that inflation in april was 7% and is now 9% and | those bills. we know that inflation i in april was 7% and is now 9% and is projected to go to 10%, are you saying bring forward the rise that's going to come next year to now? we could, going to come next year to now? - could, but for a long time we thought benefits needed a significant increase. at the moment, benefits are worth around 14% of your wages. benefits are worth around 14% of yourwages. back benefits are worth around 14% of your wages. back in 1982 when inflation was this high, they were worth about 25% of your wages, so the value of our benefit system has gone down over the years. that's one reason why families are struggling to cope now. as sarah just said, reason why families are struggling to cope now. as sarahjust said, you can't save if you are receiving benefits. we want people to be saving, we want people to put a little bit aside, but because our benefit system has been cut again and again overtime, benefit system has been cut again and again over time, familiesjust can't do that. it is notjust about emergency help, it is about making our social security system fit for the future and families more able to cope when challenges like this come

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is having those discussions and no decisions have been made. so everyone is weighing in with their favourite bit of support that could be offered, and you can see that with this idea of the windfall tax as well. it has been put forward by opposition parties that you tax the excess profits of the oil and gas companies, who are making billions because of the increase in global oil and gas prices. at the moment, the covenant has a holding position which is that they are not in favour of it, but they are not ruling it out if it's needed further down the line. government ministers are now picking their favourite half of that sentence, with some saying we don't like tax rises, it shouldn't happen at all, and other saying actually, it could be a good idea. so there is some growing pains around the government position on the windfall tax as well, so when you read the papers you can see one half of the government briefing against the other. ., ~' , ., government briefing against the other. . ~ ., the cost of living crisis deepends families throughout the uk are being faced with difficult choices sarah withrington a single mother of two boys

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The Surrey schools praised by parents for going 'above and beyond' to teach children during lockdown

The Surrey schools praised by parents for going âabove and beyondâ to teach children during lockdown
Families in Surrey have been naming the schools they want to thank for supporting pupils through the pandemic
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Teachers have had to adapt lessons and online learning to deal with lockdown (Image: Kirsty O'Connor/PA Wire)
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