Will it work . Yes. Will it work . New will it work . Now, new figures that the figures have revealed that the number of Civil Servants earning over £100,000 a has over £100,000 a year has increased to fold just over the last seven years. Extraordinary is it time the Government Cut the number of Civil Servants . Our very own Jacob Rees Mogg will join later on to give will join us later on to give his take. Nobody will giving them nobody will be giving them both barrels and here the liberal democrats are reporting that more than three quarters of all burglaries last year were closed without a suspect even being identified in england and wales. And thats around an eye watering 584 burglaries every single day. They dont every single day. They dont even get cleared up. Even get cleared up. Yes. And as always , please do yes. And as always, please do get in touch on all of the conversations were having, all of the talking points today. Lee anderson has been causing quite a of a stir, too,
Ceasefire resolution passed by the united nations. Chair order, order. Welcome to this session of the liaison committee. We are taking evidence from the Prime Minister. Welcome, Prime Minister, and thank you for being with us. We have two particular overriding, or rather underlying, themes to the discussion today. One is the pressures on public spending and the challenge of squaring the circle between all the demands on public spending, particularly the rise in threat and Security Issues and the pressure on the defence budget and the need to control public spending something that no doubt preoccupies you every hour, Prime Minister. The other is in the context of our ongoing inquiry into how parliament and select committees in particular can promote better Strategic Thinking in government. And so in this session, we will start with a postbudget section on the economy and Public Services. We will move on to global issues, and conclude with a few questions about scrutiny of Strategic Thin
Gbviews gbnews. Uk. Com but first gbviews gbnews. Uk. Com but first of all, here is the very latest news with ray addison. News with ray addison. Thank you both. Good morning. Its 931. Im ray addison in the newsroom. Now, the chancellor newsroom. Now, the chancellor has told gb news that no substantial tax cuts are possible this year. Speaker from the conservative Party Conference in manchester, jeremy hunt ruled out any reductions in income or inheritance tax. He blamed an increase in the governments debt Interest Payments and said his priority is to bring inflation right down. Well, im saying that no tax cuts are possible in a substantial way at the moment. So its not just inheritance tax, its income tax. Its all the different taxes that people look at. If we start having big tax cuts, it would be inflationary. And when weve got inflationary. And when weve got inflationary. And when weve got inflation at 6. 7, its come down a lot. But it needs to come down a lot. But it needs to come
Sir mark sedwill, is to step down as the governments most senior civil servant. More details will be revealed on the easing of non essential travel restrictions for many popular european holiday destinations. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the writer and broadcaster dawn foster and andy silvester, Deputy Editor at city am tomorrows front pages, starting with. The front page of the metro features a warning from a scientific adviser to the government that the uk could face a severe second wave of coronavirus as lockdown measures ease in england. The times leads with the Prime Ministers announcement of extra funding for schools in what he calls his aim for every pupil to succeed. The ft reports on the stepping down of the governments most senior civil servant, cabinet secretary sir mark sedwill. The telegraph says that the Prime Minister is looking for a brexit supporter to replace sir mark as part of his plans to reform wh