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Local businesses are trying to salvage what's left. translation: we don't know yet. we will try to clean these plants, but i think it will be difficult to save some of them. and the worst could be yet to come. the powerful storm is forecast to peak between thursday and friday, with more heavy rain expected. courtney bembridge, bbc news. here in the uk: the british chancellor has promised a post—covid "age of optimism" as he delivered his uk budget for 2021. rishi sunak committed to a spending increase of £150 billion — just over 200 billion us dollars — over three years. speaking earlie...

Discharged the bullet. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor has promised a post—covid age of optimism as he delivered his budget. rishi sunak has committed to a spending increase of £150 billion over three years, with the economy forecast to return to pre—covid levels by next year. mr sunak forecast that inflation is likely to rise above 4% next year — though the government's own budget watchdog suggests it could rise higher still. growth is forecast to be 6.5% this year but may then fall as low as 1.3% after 2023. after much criticism for reversing the £20 weekly boost...

The actor. until the authorities have the answers to the questions, they say they can't make any legal decisions about possible prosecution. in a moment: 0ur bbc exclusive as new details emerge about the fall of afghanistan's capital kabul and the actions of the former president. but first, the british chancellor has promised a post—covid "age of optimism" as he delivered his uk budget for 2021. rishi sunak has committed to a spending increase of £150 billion — orjust over 200 billion us dollars — over three years with the economy forecast to return to pre—pandemic levels by next year...

Funding in today's budget for our children than they have in tax cuts for bankers. that's not the right priority. but downing street's double act hopes there is plenty to toast. a tricky business, this... higher duties on stronger booze, lower charges on less heady brews. yet the teetotal chancellor pulled a pint without taking a sip. perfect. with plenty of pressure still ahead, reluctant to celebrate too soon. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. we will be talking to laura in a few minutes. as we've heard, the chancellor outlined a spending increase of £150 billion over three years, an...

To a spending increase of £150 billion over three years with the economy forecast to return to pre—covid levels by next year. he forecast that inflation is likely rise above 4% next year, though the government's own budget watchdog suggests it could rise higher still. growth is forecast to be 6.5% this year but may then fall as low as 1.3% after 2023. after much criticism for reversing the £20 weekly boost to universal credit, the chancellor has announced the the universal credit taper rate will be cut by 8 percentage points. that means rather than than losing 63p in benefits for every ext...