conversations and you lose that time. and i don t want to hang out with an insurance functionary in an office tower in salt lake city on the phone. i want to be with my son who is dying. so, the sort of mercy and the grace that the nhs affords people in their darkest moments, i now have touched the beating heart of it and i am very grateful for it. it s interesting for us as politicaljournalists because we re used to the hearing arguments about the nhs and efficiency and how much you spend on it, and then some people in the political world looking at different models with a bit more private involvement. i don t think i ve ever really thought of it in terms of the model that we have means that you have time with your relatives. and you can t put a price on that. now, when i negotiate forjobs after henry s death, the thing i negotiate first is time and how long i might be away or what it requires. then, if i m happy with that, i ll move onto money, because time is more
are the backbone of our election infrastructure are on their way out the frdoor. and that s intentional. trump allies targeted the officials to force them out of their orjobs. it s working. the center says that one in three election officials know someone who has left because of safety concerns. clearly, what we re asking of thesewe officials is a lot. more than it ever has been. back in wisconsin, the dane county election clerksc is a ma named scott mconald. both counties are democrat in a deeply purple state. i traveled to wisconsin to talk to scotto mcdonald to find out why exactlycd he is so worried. when did you start doing this job? ten years ago. and like what was it like ten years ago this job? it was great. we had had the first same sex marriage license done here. we do marriages out on the front of the steps and it was fun.
the public through higher prices and . the public through higher prices and mortgages is not a soap opera. these are real lives that have been impacted by the mass of the top of the toy dobbe have had this revolving door, we ve had these experiments, the public are entitled to choose between this utter chaos and a labour party which will stabilise the economy and we ve got a clear plan for growth, for living standards, and forjobs at the future. in the general election so the public can make their mind up about this utter chaos. isn’t the public can make their mind up about this utter chaos. about this utter chaos. isn t an argument about this utter chaos. isn t an argument that about this utter chaos. isn t an argument that a about this utter chaos. isn t an argument that a general- about this utter chaos. isn t an l argument that a general election will prolong the stability to an outcome of that general election? do we need the chance for a clean slate
at the top of the tory party. it s doing huge damage to our economy and to the reputation of our country. and the public are paying with higher prices, with higher mortgages. so we can t have a revolving door of chaos. we can t have another experiment at the top of the tory party. there is an alternative and that s a stable labour government and the public are entitled to have their say and that s why there should be a general election. some sympathy for liz truss, her time in office, pretty humiliating. the damage that has been inflicted on the public through higher prices and mortgages is considerable. this is not a soap opera. these are real lives that are being impacted by the mess at the top of the tory party. we ve had this revolving door. we ve had these experiments at the top of the tory party. the public are entitled to choose between this utter chaos and a labour party which will stabilize the economy and have got a clear plan for growth, for living standards and forjobs of t
correspondent ben wright. good morning, chancellor. it was his plan for debt funded tax cuts that through financial markets into turmoil last week and has caused some panic in the tory party. today the chancellor will echo his boss and insist there will be no change of course. kwasi kwarteng will tell the conference the government s new strategy is the only way to deliver higher wages, orjobs deliver higher wages, or jobs in deliver higher wages, orjobs in extra cash for public services. he is expected to say. the chancellor will promise an ironclad commitment to fiscal discipline. the financial markets will be listening to every word. as the chancellor tries to convince them it has a critical plan for the economy. but by many tories support the strategy there is also deep concern. behind the scenes senior ministers are trying to