prevention to become a compulsory part of the school curriculum the issue is being debated in westminster and we ll hear their reaction just after seven. rob rinder and sarah agha join us to chat about their new docu series, the holy land and us: our untold stories, which explores how family history has been defined by events in palestine and israel. it is made by the same team as who do you think you are?. . the chancellor says the budget will focus on trying to help more people get back into work in a bid to boost economic growth. later this morning, we ll get an update on pay and employment figures but what can we expect to hear from jeremy hunt tomorrow on the issue ofjobs? nina has the details.
needs a full workforce to thrive this year. the chancellor hopes his back to work budget will meet that. and tomorrow we will be out speaking to businesses about what they want to businesses about what they want to hear. a lot of them will say the runaway costs, prices they are struggling with at the moment. household say the same. interesting to see if there is any extra support from the chancellor tomorrow. the economy in cheltenham should be booming with four days of racing beginning today. john is there. what are four days we have in store. and already at cheltenham we have seen horses unloaded from trailers and people filing in ahead of a thrilling four days of racing. and we will have the historic cheltenham
well done norah, what a brilliant story! she is probably looking after people younger than her. that wasjennie aitken reporting. let s take a look at today s papers. the mirror leads with the news that former pop star and convicted paedophile gary glitter has been recalled to prison following a breach of his licence conditions. many of the front pages lead with gary lineker being allowed back on air following the row over his twitter use. the guardian reports that the bbc has announced a review of its guidelines for social media use by staff and presenters. the telegraph s main story is looking ahead to the budget on wednesday. the paper reports that chancellorjeremy hunt is preparing to raise the tax free allowance for pensions as part of measures to dissuade people from taking early retirement. and one of the most watched videos on the bbc online page
we talked about it yesterday. news that filters through before the budget. since we came out of the pandemic it has been interesting to look at vacancy rates, the number ofjobs available. that has stifled growth, rather than not enough people walking through the door of your business, not having enough to make sure contracts have been fulfilled. the chancellor will stand up on wednesday to deliver what he s called a back to work budget. it s a very intersting picture. unemployment people looking for work is at its lowed since the 19705. but we hear every week from firms struggling to recruit. around ten million people don t havejobs. students, retirees, carers, those will health conditions, and parents of young children. it is thought the chancellor will try to change that. many over 50s left the jobs market in the pandemic
and into the evening. it is going to stay unsettled this week, but the temperatures eventually less cold by friday. there s lots more on our website and social media, including the team rowing the equivalent of the length of the elizabeth line. that s it for now, i ll be back in around half an hour. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today. it is exactly seven o clock. the headlines. police forces not acting on complaints of violence on women by officers a new report shows in nine out of ten cases no action was taken in england and wales. scary. the fact that he s had little control of himself, and then being able to go to work and get a loaded gun out and be actually walking the streets. a man has died and three people are injured after a suspected gas explosion at a house in swansea. it s the back to work budget says the chancellor.