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Looking dry. more cloud creeping in from the south and that will bring the odd spot of light rain and drizzle into the early hours of friday morning. clear spells further north and it will be mild and a bit murky where you have got the low cloud. the rain in the south becomes heavier and more persistent as it sweeps across central and eastern parts of england with the odd rumble of thunder. that clears eastwards and it returns to sunny spells, scattered showers and fresher at around 12—18 c. goodbye. i'm victoria derbyshire. these are the headlines. ministers face calls to increase benefits ...

For those in the room, but his promise to act was welcomed. it was great to hear that the chancellor said he would act where he could. i think he did throw a challenge down for businesses themselves to continue to invest, and i think businesses do respond to that, but i think what they will say is, look, there are things the chancellor can announce now about what he will do on our long—term strategy for our economy. but the chancellor's options are limited. he's already suggested there could be tax cuts for businesses that promise to invest. he could provide targeted help for poorer consumer...

One big problem is that rising prices affect the poorest people the most and, although things like state benefits and state pensions do go up in line with inflation, the increase doesn't take effect straightaway, so while people are grappling with higherfood prices and energy bills now, they won't see higher incomes until next april, and there are growing calls for that to change. our economy is driven by consumer spending. without people having pounds in their pockets to go out and buy products for the businesses, we will risk getting into that terrible recessionary spiral, and we have got to...

The Casper City Council agreed to look into using a sinking fund, which would set aside $5 million now, in order to pay for firefighter pensions over the next 20 years.

Everyday items. he pleaded guilty last november and the chief magistrate at the time said it was so severe that he should be sentenced at the crown court rather than at westminster magistrates�* court and that is what has happened today. 19 voyeurism offences. mps have called the underpayment of state pensions to more than 100,000 women a "shameful shambles" and have warned that the mistakes could be repeated during the work to correct them. the department for work and pensions says it�*s resolving cases as quickly as possible, but the efforts have been described as ineffective, and the st...