tax rate. i suppose a dangerfor the government is that rebels have seen a change in the armour with this u turn, and i wonder how much of a concern that is going forward. i think that is a big concern and i don t i think that is a big concern and i don t think i think that is a big concern and i don t think go away. with these u-turns, don t think go away. with these u turns, so immediately after the vigorous u turns, so immediately after the vigorous denials that any u turns would vigorous denials that any u turns would happen at all, the rebels will say, if would happen at all, the rebels will say, if we ve got the numbers and we make say, if we ve got the numbers and we make enough noise, we can decide what the we make enough noise, we can decide what the government does next. and of course what the government does next. and of course many of the centrist tories of course many of the centrist tories who of course many of the centrist tories who are now very
which the previous chancellor had put in, which is the previous chancellor had put in, which is in the previous chancellor had put in, which is in effect a pay rise for most which is in effect a pay rise for most of which is in effect a pay rise for most of the working population, and capping most of the working population, and capping the energy bills which originally government said it wouldn t make a difference on. so those wouldn t make a difference on. so those really good policies, and policies those really good policies, and policies that will really help everybody what the daily express is trying everybody what the daily express is trying to everybody what the daily express is trying to say is, look, there are pieces is trying to say is, look, there are pieces of is trying to say is, look, there are pieces of information out there that mean the pieces of information out there that mean the government is on your side, so try mean the government is o
people are worried about their mortgage, holding onto their house, even being able to put food on the table for their children, the idea that this party seems to be quite blithely giving rich people a tax cut while poor people will get a real terms cut in their benefits is abhorrent to many people. i’m real terms cut in their benefits is abhorrent to many people. i m old enou:h to abhorrent to many people. i m old enough to remember abhorrent to many people. i m old enough to remember when - abhorrent to many people. i m old enough to remember when there l abhorrent to many people. i m old i enough to remember when there was such a thing as the one nation tory, those people cared about what happened to the more disadvantaged members of society. the impression this government gives is that it doesn t care about them, that it s only interested in people that they know will vote for them, and the rest they seem to be saying is they can go hang. irate rest they seem to be saying is they
blustery, charts around, most frequent in the north and west. this is bbc news, the headlines. the uk chancellor has tried to shore up his government s credibility following an embarassing u turn on a major economic policy. kwasi kwarteng is now expected to bring forward publication this is bbc news, the headlines. of his medium term fiscal plan from 23 november to this month. indonesia has sacked a police chief after one of the world s worst football stadium disasters. at least 32 children were among 125 people who died in the crush. as russian forces retreat from more territory in eastern ukraine, president putin s spokesman has played down the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons. dmitry peskov said such decisions
written, in order to get britain moving, we need to have the courage of convictions, as conservatives we fallen out of the habit of making conservative arguments. and there are many who agree with her resolve. i m going to move onto another story in the telegraphjust i m going to move onto another story in the telegraph just because i want to get in a couple other stories he finished tonight. european court interfering in our powers over migrants. this is suella braverman, what is she saying exactly? she seems to be what is she saying exactly? she seems to be saying that she believes the european court of human rights has no the european court of human rights has no right to stop the british government from deporting migrants, if they government from deporting migrants, if they are government from deporting migrants, if they are here illegally, and that it has if they are here illegally, and that it has been guilty of a mission creep it has been guilty of a mission creep h