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good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a serving metropolitan police officer has been revealed as one of the britain s most prolific sex offenders after he admitted dozens of rapes and sexual offences over a period of almost 20 years. 48 year old pc david carrick was working as an armed officer in the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command. pc carrick has pleaded guilty to 49 offences against 12 women including 2a counts of rape. the met has apologised after it emerged he had come to the attention of police over nine alleged incidents. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. david carrick, the serial rapist and violent sexual predator who for 20 years wore a police uniform. in his private life he told his victims, you are my slave, as he controlled and abused them, subjecting them to appalling acts of degradation. this is devastating for the victims that had to go through the pain and suffering at the hands of a serving police officer. ....
Feels like some of the momentum has gone and as inflation comes down, some of the ability to demand higher pay has gone with that as well. white marker with the cost of living rising so quickly, older workers already have plenty of reasons not to retire early. in tomorrow s budget, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, is expected to supply a few reasons more. and hejoins me now. can you explain what this lifetime limit is, and will raising it help everyone? the government will raising it help everyone? tue: government provides will raising it help everyone? tte: government provides tax will raising it help everyone? t t9 government provides tax relief will raising it help everyone? tt9 government provides tax relief for pensions to try to encourage people to save. that means if you are saving into a private pension and you put £80 in, you are on basic rate tax, you are paying from taxable income. so the government will give you another £20 back so it adds up to £100. but it doesn t want t ....
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