ever. but while that need remains, there are many here who are prepared to help in whatever way they can. pres)new research suggests over half of young people aged between 11 18 in england spend most of their free time in their bedrooms. the study, published by youth charity, onside, shows young people are navigating a world outside school that is increasingly isolated and home based, with limited opportunities for face to face socialising, making new friends of meeting people in person. with me is katie savage, who is 17, form dagenham and jamie masraff from onside the charity that published this research. you are in college, i believe. once you get home from college, describe your typical afternoon and evening? now i m in college, after college i
mini budget. kwasi kwarteng had been in washington, dc for a meeting of global finance ministers. speaking before it was known he d be returning early, he insisted he was sticking to his plans. 0ur position hasn t changed. i will come up with the medium term fiscal plan on 31st october as i said earlier in the week, and there ll be more detail there. and you will be chancellor and liz truss will be secretary of state this time next month? absolutely, 100%. i m not going anywhere. closer to home behind closed doors in downing street, everything is back on the table. billions of pounds of borrowing to fund tax cuts and energy bill support were announced only weeks ago. some of that is now in doubt as the government scramble to get the markets and their own mps back onside. here in westminster, the mood among tory mps is one of anger. many privately want measures
liz truss is facing intense pressure to reverse her tax cutting plans, in a bid to reassure both the financial markets and her own party. frances read reports. behind closed doors in downing street, everything is back on the table. billions of pounds of borrowing to fund tax cuts and energy bill support announced only weeks ago. some of it is now in doubt as the government scramble to get the markets and their own mps back onside. here in westminster, the mood among tory mps is one of anger. many privately want measures in the budget changed. 0thers others say the prime minister and the chancellor have made mistakes. the prime minister and the chancellor have to get a grip on this. there have been mistakes. they have got to work this out to settle the markets, to settle at the economy, and to get things back
as the government scramble to get the markets and their own mps back onside. here in westminster, the mood among tory mps is one of anger. many privately want measures in the budget changed. others say the prime minister and the chancellor have made mistakes. the prime minister and the chancellor have to get a grip on this. there have been mistakes. they have got to work this out to settle the markets, to settle at the economy, and to get things back up and running again. but no one is treating this trivially. this is the most serious thing facing our country right now and we ve got to respond and deal with it right now. the chancellor would spell out. many don t think it can wait until the end of the month. a u turn on at least some aspects of the budget now seems inevitable. as news emerged that the chancellor
the markets and their own mps back onside. here in westminster, the mood among tory mps is one of anger. many privately want measures in the budget changed. some want liz truss and the chancellor to be replaced completely, while others believe they should be given the chance to rectify the situation. the prime minister and the chancellor have to get a grip on this. there have been mistakes. they ve got to work this out to settle the markets, to settle the economy, and to get things back up and running again, but no one is treating this trivially. this is the most serious thing facing our country right now and we ve got to respond and deal with it right now. as it stands, the chancellor will spell out how he will pay for the government s package of tax cuts in a statement on october 31st, but many don t think it can wait until the end of the month. a u turn on at least some aspects of the budget now seems inevitable. frances read, bbc news. as news emerged that the chancellor is returni