to rule out real terms benefit cuts to help pay for her government s growth plan. she tells the bbc that she s in listening mode. chancellor kwasi kwarteng will set out his plan to get uk debt falling earlier than planned. he s expected to publish details later this month on how it will be paid for. tougher rules for migrants will be set out later by the new home secretary suella braverman when she addresses the tory party. the tightened rules come as it is revealed more than 32,000 people have crossed the english channel in small boats so far this year. time for the sport. good morning. we will start with football, leicester city have moved off the foot of the premier league table after a four nil victory over their east midlands
pretended this would be easy, we are facing very very difficult global head winds, many countries are struggling with you know, the impact of putin s war in ukraine, but what i have done is i have acted decisively, i have that energy package in place, the £2500 for households, we have those tax cuts that i promised in place, and we are also moving forward on getting the economy going, whether it is road building, the new invest zones i have been looking at here today, you know, in birmingham, this is how we are going to put the united kingdom on a successful long term tootings. prime minister, thank you. on a successful long-term tootings. prime minister, thank you.- prime minister, thank you. thank ou. the prime minister, thank you. thank you. the prime prime minister, thank you. thank you. the prime minister - prime minister, thank you. thank you. the prime minister speaking there to chris you. the prime minister speaking there to chris mason. the headlines on bbc news. prime
tories, this piece, because many of their supporters will read the express and agree with it. so they are trying to reassure them that, despite these cataclysmic and there s another adjective for you, and i enjoyed your analysis of the u turns despite this cataclysmic u turn, liz truss will stay the course and deliver the deregulation and tax cuts that i would say many hard core tory and tax cuts that i would say many ha rd core tory voters want. and tax cuts that i would say many hard core tory voters want. but it ignores the huge turmoil and massive disagreements there have been about this throughout the tory party. you mentioned the rebels and that s a whole different story, but the express is so gung ho in its support for the government that is presenting the pm s view with not a shadow of a doubt overhanging it. let s talk more about those rebels because they make the front page of the guardian, tory halt to cut benefit cuts after you turn over top
our labor government, it is now gone up to 3 million, 4 million, it is going up to 5 million under the conservatives. i keep saying to you that child poverty is worse than it was in the 1980s. it is going to go up from 4.3 million this year, to 4.8 million during the course of this year. and then it is going to go beyond 5 million. the reason is obvious. we have cut the value of child benefits by 20%, in the last ten years, we have had benefit cuts in seven of the last ten years. you cannot keep taking this money away from families, and then giving them a huge heating bill rises, and then expecting them to pay for the food shop which is going up in cost and milk and bread are growing up as well. unexpectedly will to be able to fend for themselves. poverty is far worse now than it was in 2010. i can tell you from my own experience,that. there are the ones you have of course previously
0 good morning everybody. it is 8:00, you are very welcome to join us here on the breakfast show on sky news. nearly five weeks, five weeks since the war in ukraine! and russian forces say they are scaling back their offensive around the capital of kyiv. but a warning from the u.s., and in the uk, not to take that promise at face value. the deputy prime minister tells us he doesn t trust putin s war machine. we will bring you an extraordinary interview with our own stewart ramsey. he will be speaking to us for the first time about that moment. remember when he and his team came under gunfire attack reporting the war in ukraine. we are very lucky to still have been with us. plus the maternity scandal that left hundreds of babies dead or brain damage the findings that were reported this morning. we ll talk to the health secretary. it is wednesday of course, repositioning not withdraw of new pictures of merch of the besieged city of mariupol. the government reacts to russia s latest m