government to fund all of that next year, but i would like to see something that lets people keep pace with inflation and go above that, to get the value of pay back up and actually that is what we need to address some of the key issues in some of the essential services and i mean we have over 100,000 staff shortages in the nhs with 120,000 in the care sector. and that will not be helped byjust drip feeding tiny amounts into the system. can be helped byjust drip feeding tiny amounts into the system. can you put amounts into the system. can you put a fiaure on amounts into the system. can you put a figure on the amounts into the system. can you put a figure on the rough amounts into the system. can you put a figure on the rough kind amounts into the system. can you put a figure on the rough kind of - a figure on the rough kind of increase you re looking at. 6%. 8%. between five and 10% across the board. ., ., , between five and 1096 across the board. ., ., , , board. the authori
announcements ahead of it, which is a sort of pr announcements ahead of it, which is a sort of pr drive, if you like. i think a sort of pr drive, if you like. i think this a sort of pr drive, if you like. i think this is a sort of pr drive, if you like. i think this is a bit unusual before a budget, think this is a bit unusual before a budget, actually. the chancellor is putting budget, actually. the chancellor is putting out there, drip feeding what he says putting out there, drip feeding what he says he putting out there, drip feeding what he says he is going to do. that only gives he says he is going to do. that only gives one he says he is going to do. that only gives one side of the picture, the side he gives one side of the picture, the side he wants you to see, these announcements of money that he is going announcements of money that he is going to announcements of money that he is going to put into places. we wait though going to put into places. we wait