coming in here unable to get them. and some still will be eligible for free tests after tomorrow, including the most vulnerable, but only when they are symptomatic, and for a lot that is not enough. disability rights charity has been very critical this morning, accusing the government of showing a total disregard for the fears of disabled people, because do not forget, these free tests have been away for many people are the most vulnerable to return to living their normal lives. and without, them anyone feel unsafe and afraid to go out, and you will still be able to bilateral tests, but around five pounds pop, that will get very pricey, very quickly and in the current cost of living crisis we are seeing, it is going to be simply on affordable for a lot of people. the government, doing this to save money essentially, the free testing is costing billions every month, and they feel that with the vaccine, with the antiviral medicine, that we now have a way to do this, although many disagre
why hasn t the government come up with that? we have a petition going that got 147,000 signatures overnight. which just shows you how many people are worried, it s not just me. i have a roof over my head, i m not in russia for example. so, what about all the people who are in a worse condition than me? i m very lucky really. but what about all the other people? and i said, we actually came up first of all, we did an energy bill of rights. if our petition gets to be half 1 million, we re at 380,000 or something like that. lots of signatures. and if we get through, then we ll take the parliament. we met the parliament before, and we devised an energy bill of rights. i ve got a coffee here, amazingly. this was a few years ago. yeah, someone has to make a difference. why isn t the government making a difference! they re supposed to be the ones
and in defense of the ukrainian people. whether boris johnson s prime minister, or another conservative mp. that support for ukraine, and that opposition to what russia is doing is resolute and steadfast. on the issue of golden visas, of course it was brought in under a previous labor government. where they are bad idea? it is clear that many of the people who have been sanctioned now actually came in on golden visas. i think we want to know the truth behind how these people got these visas. what was known about them. and the system has clearly not working. it s not fit for purpose. i don t think anyone could have foreseen when golden visas were introduced. what russia was going to do in the future. clearly the system does not work at all. it s much greater reform needed.
off bills. 16 billion pounds short still? no because the government are already doing something on gas and electricity bills an hour would be to pay for the package which is more generous to families and pensioners. so you ve got to take into account the things that government have already done. and our package of measures is on top of that. so the 19 billion pounds figure what would you say? well we would raise around two, perhaps three billion pounds from the windfall tax. that s the additional support we would put in for gas and electricity bills to take up to 600 pounds. i understand that. we don t think this is the right time, on national insurance so how do you pay for it? we ve said, because under national insurance, you know this. if you get your money from dealing with stocks and shares. you don t pay national insurance. if you get your money through renting out a portfolio you don t pay national insurance. how can it be right that some of those are the broad
despite reluctance to speak out against the war in ukraine. and government minister we asked if we are comfortable doing business with him. it s on the fence at the moment. they have connections in both directions. plus the crisis with bills on the rise and energy coming in, we speak to a pensioner and widow in dire straits. oh wow. wow. still processing it, chris rock speaks out about that oscars slap. as the academy reveals they asked will smith to leave, and he said no. on the last day of free universal a warning from a disability charity that the government issuing a disregard for the most vulnerable. as the parole board recommends we ask the former sheriff