do not see through our food banks at the moment, i am afraid. do not see through our food banks at the moment, i am afraid. do you have enou~h the moment, i am afraid. do you have enough stock the moment, i am afraid. do you have enough stock to the moment, i am afraid. do you have enough stock to give the moment, i am afraid. do you have enough stock to give food the moment, i am afraid. do you have enough stock to give food to - the moment, i am afraid. do you have enough stock to give food to all i the moment, i am afraid. do you have enough stock to give food to all of i enough stock to give food to all of these people? there is the added difficulty, as we saw in that report, people may not want food that they may need to switch their cook on to cook because they may want to try and use their microwave? exactly. we have been incredibly fortunate we have had some good harvest festival donation so we re pretty well stocked for food at the moment. also, the number of people w
and drivers voluntarily doing overtime to fulfil the timetable. first group welcomes the extension and says it allows them to focus on delivering the plan and the 11th of december is the time they say they will get a full timetable back and critics say that six weeks for passengers and it cannot come soon enough. passengers and it cannot come soon enou:h. . ., passengers and it cannot come soon enou:h. ., ,, i. passengers and it cannot come soon enou:h. ., ~ , passengers and it cannot come soon enou:h. . ,, ,, , . passengers and it cannot come soon enou.h ., ~ , . ~ now it s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. if you ve not seen any rain so far today the chances are you will do later. it won t be a particular wet day but there will be heavy showers and the wind will be blustery and turning squally for a time and that is where we see the rain pick up for a short space of time, very heavy on the winds become costly and that s linked to the cold front working across north
difficulties and it has been following closely. i think and it is not only that the imf has some disquiet of the actual content of the fiscal package and particularly the fiscal package and particularly the announcement of unfunded tax cuts, there is a question mark about the stability of public finances that the chancellor said he will come back to in november in the the main fiscal event. i5 come back to in november in the the main fiscal event. main fiscal event. is that soon enou~h, main fiscal event. is that soon enough. end main fiscal event. is that soon enough, end of main fiscal event. is that soon enough, end of november? i main fiscal event. is that soon . enough, end of november? well, main fiscal event. is that soon - enough, end of november? well, that is a tood enough, end of november? well, that is a good question. enough, end of november? well, that is a good question. i enough, end of november? well, that is a good question. i personally - is a good question.
their swansong, while for the other, they are less than a week away from being handed the keys to downing street, immediately having to assemble a cabinet and get to grips with the spiralling cost of living, a problem which has been massively growing in urgency during the course of this leadership contest. i think it is unlikely that we are going to get any big revelations from either candidate on that front tonight, both have been reluctant to get into detail. but tonight is the final yes! forthem detail. but tonight is the final yes! for them to try to convince tory party members that they are the ones who should be in charge. we will find out on monday who has done enough. will find out on monday who has done enou:h. ., will find out on monday who has done enou:h. . ., ., ., ., will find out on monday who has done enou:h. . ., ., . , , enough. leila nathoo at westminster, thank ou. more than 115,000 royal mail workers are taking part in a second day of industrial action in less than
on the table right now. finally enou~h, on the table right now. finally enough. they on the table right now. finally enough, they are on the table right now. finally enough, they are all - on the table right now. finally enough, they are all kind - on the table right now. finally enough, they are all kind of. enough, they are all kind of interlinked. one of the problems with the trade cooperation agreement we signed is it foisted all sorts of rig literary burdens in the united kingdom and actually one of the big things we do to get out of this is to deregulate and cut taxes and she stands for both of those. we need to dilute this obsession with net zero which is going to cost the economy 1.4 trillion until 2050. that effectively a regressive tax on the working and middle classes. we got to get off the bandwagon, cut that vat, not raise the threshold, to neuter that mistake. cut corporation tax, not put it up. we had the private sector hit by 2.5 years of stop start lockdowns and it