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BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 09:35:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 09:35:00

Coming from afghanistan, from sudan, from eritrea, from iraq. all of those people are english—speaking people because they are coming from former british colonies. these people are not talking and speaking spanish or french or finnish or swedish, they speak english. so they think it is better for them to go to a country where they speak the language. first point. second point is, it is easier to be illegal in uk than to be illegal in continental europe. in the uk, you can be illegal and still work because there is a very light work legislation. in the uk, you can be illegal and work on the s...

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 10:19:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 10:19:00

April, the increase will not follow the triple procedure, specifically it will be brought back a year later and they didn't have to do that, so the point of a pensioner, you'd rather have an increase, a bigger one, next april than not but there are some reassurance they have recommitted. to are some reassurance they have recommitted-— are some reassurance they have recommitted. to 'ust look back on histo a recommitted. to 'ust look back on history a bit. — recommitted. to 'ust look back on history a bit. it _ recommitted. to just look back on history a bit, it is _ recommitted. to just loo...

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 09:06:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 09:06:00

Parapet and openly criticised the government. nevertheless, there is a pr drive going on from the government tojustify pr drive going on from the government to justify the need to put up taxes to provide extra money for the nhs and the long—term plan for the nhs and the long—term plan for social care. for the nhs and the long—term plan forsocial care. it for the nhs and the long—term plan for social care. it was the social secretary, sajid javid he was sent out to bat for the government this morning. i was told that if things carry on as they were — business as usual — that we woul...

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 10:11:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 10:11:00

Deal with the ongoing cost of the pandemic and the recovery but over time, as the government�*s new plan for social care funding is introduced, the new cat on lifetime care cost is introduced, because that will build up over time and it means as parliament goes on and into the later part of this decade, more of the funding is channelled into social care and the challenge is the nhs historically doesn�*tjust spend what is planned, the plans are normally top, and the nhs budget actually grows on average 50% faster than planned with point faster. if history is to repeat self in the nhs needs ...

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 10:07:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News September 8, 2021 10:07:00

Is the thought of a tax on share dividend, too, which has done a lot to allay concerns, so borisjohnson will be pretty happy going into the first prime minister�*s questions but there has been a real drive from ministers to justify this tax rise with the health secretary sajid javid doing the rounds this morning. i was told that if things carry on as they were — business as usual — that we would be looking at a waiting list of about 13 million in three years' time. now, my choice is, at that point, i can say, "well, you know, we made a promise in the manifesto and we don't want to break ...