pensioners and low income households, but also, as he stresses, some of those middle earners as well, earning salaries up to £45,000. i think what is common to £45,000. i think what is common to do is give a strong message to whoever the next prime minister is that these interventions may need to be more significant than some of the targeted support that we have heard targeted support that we have heard targeted at the moment. i know rishi sunak has already said he believes that everyone would need some support this winter as well as a focus on some of those more vulnerable households, liz truss s campaign has stressed she prefers a more targeted approach but the question is will that be possible if some of those higher earners are also starting to struggle too? people are saying, surely there is a plan, surely the next two mac candidates want to know what they want to do and that the reason we are not hearing what details is because they are so involved in the leadership campaign an
each dog has its own challenges, and if i could keep them all, i would. but they are ready for their forever homes, and tears every time one leaves. but itjust means that i can continue doing what i m doing. there s always another dog in need of of a home. now, the dogs trust urgently needs more people like christine and is appealing for emergency foster carers to come forward. the cost of living crisis is already being felt here at the leeds centre and right across the country. this charity has never been busier. the dogs trust says the number of calls it s had from people wanting to give up a pet is at the highest level it s ever seen. injuly, the charity had almost four and a half thousand inquiries, with many callers saying they simply couldn t afford to keep their pets. we re getting more and more dogs needing to come in, people needing help. theyjust can t afford to keep them any more,
foster carers to come forward. the cost of living crisis is already being felt here at the leeds centre and right across the country this charity has never been busier. the dogs trust says the number of calls its had from people wanting to give up a pet is at the highest level its ever seen. injuly, the charity had almost 4,500 inquiries, with many callers saying they simply couldn t afford to keep their pets. we re getting more and more dogs needing to come in, people needing help. theyjust can t afford to keep them any more, whether that s to feed them or the veterinary treatment. and it s a heartbreaking decision. if a family s had a dog for many years, it s part of their family. but they have to be able to afford to feed the family and the dog. you know, it sjust devastating. so many dogs, like rocky and tommy, are still waiting for their homes. buster has gone to a foster carer this afternoon, freeing up desperately needed space. the fear is, as households cut back,
whether that s to feed them or the veterinary treatment. and it s a heartbreaking decision. if a family s had a dog for many years, it s part of their family. but they have to be able to afford to feed the family and the dog. you know, it sjust devastating. so many dogs, like rocky and tommy, are still waiting for their homes. buster has gone to a foster carer this afternoon, freeing up desperately needed space. the fear is, as households cut back, the animal welfare system could be facing a crisis. emma glasby, bbc news. i hope they find their homes. now it s time for click.