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Political reasons to try to put a and carers at the heart of the liberal democrats' election plans. why are the other parties not talking about social care so much? partly because it is an extremely complex, difficult and delicate area, partly because it is incredibly expensive and partly because in 2017 theresa may put a difficult and controversial plan to fund social care at the heart of the general election manifesto and ended up general election manifesto and ended up frankly tanking her campaign. so a lot of strategists in the main two parties feel scarred by that. some questions about th...

U.S. Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger, D-District 2, will retire at the end of his current term.

And do we think it could impact his election plans. >> it could, in a positive way. i don't think they're going to say that out loud. if he has a foil, he could spend the next two years, using the veto pen, and saying this is all the things the republicans wouldn't do. on the other hand, if they're able to hold on to the senate, they would be able to get a few things done and on top of the list is the judiciary. that's something that democrats are especially sensitive to trying to get done. republicans were effective about that under president trump. >> particularly if it's the republican cont...

Washington d.c. in the coming weeks for the first time since leaving office. this comes as new reports show that the former president is getting closer to potentially announcing another bid for the white house. politico is reporting that donald trump has quietly convened some of his wealthiest and highest profile supporters for intimate dinners in recent weeks. the groups of talk about his 2024 election plans. they have debated when he should make his expected comeback bag official. the washington post reports that an announcement may come as soon as this fall. it could potentially up in the m...

Game of smoke and mirrors with one purpose in mind and one overriding criteria, and that is the tory party election grid. for six months, we have been told that there needed to be £12 million rise in national insurance and if you queried that, you were against funding for the nhs and now the government has done this partial u—turn on it. secondly, he's proposing uniquely among g7 countries to impose this national insurance rise on households struggling with energy bills and then to cut tax by roughly the same amount a year then to cut tax by roughly the same amounta year or then to cut tax ...