take than documents. that is a very different take than what we had, that he did not know take than what we had, that he did not know it take than what we had, that he did not know it was there, and now it is an admittance that the documents were misplaced, so a lot of questions still need to be answered. petei’, questions still need to be answered. peter, jennifer is absolutely right. if you as the former national security adviser had taken home some documents and we found them in your home several years later, you would be in a lot of trouble. be in a lot of trouble. yeah, i would be be in a lot of trouble. yeah, i would be in be in a lot of trouble. yeah, i would be in a be in a lot of trouble. yeah, i would be in a lot of be in a lot of trouble. yeah, i would be in a lot of trouble. l be in a lot of trouble. yeah, i would be in a lot of trouble. i would would be in a lot of trouble. i would probably would be in a lot of trouble. i would probably be would be in
took her constitutional duty very seriously and read all those papers that were presented to her, in the red box. now, of course, liz truss will be dealing with king charles iii, and it will be a weekly audience with him that she will have. abs. audience with him that she will have. , . . audience with him that she will have. . , . ., ., ., have. a big change for both of them, actuall . have. a big change for both of them, actually- this have. a big change for both of them, actually. this is have. a big change for both of them, actually. this is the have. a big change for both of them, actually. this is the first have. a big change for both of them, actually. this is the first time - have. a big change for both of them, actually. this is the first time in i actually. this is the first time in history that the prime minister and the monarch have both changed in such a short period of time. i suppose it is a sense of how historic this week really is, that sense of a new prime m
tonight at ten: a big spending chancellor delivers a budget which he claims will bring an age of optimism. in the red box, plans for a thumping £150 billion of extra spending over three years to fund new measures. fuel duty, cut. air passenger duty, cut. alcohol duty, cut. the biggest cut to business rates in 30 years. growth up, jobs up, wages up. on welfare, universal credit will now be adjusted, so that working people will be able to keep more of their benefit. with inflation set to rise to 4% and experts warning that living standards are unlikely to improve, labour was critical. in the long story of this parliament, never has a chancellor asked the british people to pay
great green transport system that we have just been talking about, restore and protect nature and support workers in moving from high carbon industries like oil and farming. we can t afford not to tackle the climate crisis. every year that we delay climate action, the worse it gets and the more expensive action will ultimately be. so you are suggesting 25 billion per year over the next three years. do you really think you re going to get this? after all, there are a lot of pressures on the public purse. ah, just wait there, kate. we are going straight to downing street now. there is rishi sunak and his team. there is rishi sunak and his team. the speech is contained in the red box, his eagerly awaited budget. 0ur correspondent alex forsyth was
before we get into that, the reason why in washington, d.c. at all. great to have you here. sandra: great to be here. it is great to be together. we came in last night, we ran a race, capitol challenge in washington, it is really awesome. here is the start this morning. it is members of congress, members of the house, members of the senate. shelly was out there, kristen cinema was in the race and mike gallagher and others and members of the media, print media, electronic media, i m there in the red box hat. it was a lot of fun john: lsu days. sandra: can i say, we won, team fox won. and it was great, we took to the podium. that was, the team is nice to put that up. that was the solo medal for, i believe, fastest on-air female. john: good for you. sandra: that is fun. the team one, that is what was