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under your pillow, what are your thoughts? 50 under your pillow, what are your thoughts?— under your pillow, what are our thou~hts? ., , your thoughts? so we have been on day two. _ your thoughts? so we have been on day two, today, _ your thoughts? so we have been on day two, today, thursday, . your thoughts? so we have been on day two, today, thursday, of| on day two, today, thursday, of the budget. the big picture thing is that some of the think tanks, westminster�*s brains beyond government have been crunching through it and they have concluded what many a newscaster will know...

westminsters�*s brains beyond government have been crunching through its, and they've concluded what many a newscaster will know, it's the kind of the bleeding obvious, really. they present that times are really tough for people that wages and living standards and housing income are squeezed and will be for while. the tax burden for the highest it has been for a while and will be for a while as well. as we were discussing on the last edition of the podcast. a lot of the budget was quite nerdy and in the weeds. there was a discussion around childcare in england that we talked about....

twitter says defending and respecting the users�* voice remains one of its core values, but the users i've spoken to are left with questions. and you can watch "bbc panorama: elon musk�*s twitter storm" at 8pm tonight on bbc one and on iplayer. you can also read more on the bbc website. not all pupil have been able to make it to school due to illness. so, some schools are bringing the classroom to them by using robots which can act like teachers or classmates. david lumb�*s been to see one in action. so alex, which of the following will always improve the net profit margin of a...

Official figures from the office of National Statistics showed regular pay, excluding bonuses, rose by 7. 8 in may tojuly compared with a year earlier matching the pace of inflation over the same period. However, the Unemployment Rate increased to 4. 3 between may and july compared to 4. 2 the month before, and Job Vacancies fell to below a million. Lets hear from our money and work reporter Peter Ruddick who gave us a breakdown of what the figures mean. Lets just run through the two main headlines and what they mean so firstly on wage growth, so as you say, it has finally caught up on inflati...

The organised labour union has tabled a new minimum wage of $300 (N436,500) for Nigerian workers before the Federal Government. Labour said the proposed