He is also going to face german parliamentarians in a q&a session in parliament, which happens a couple of times a year. obviously, this issue of the tanks is going to be the main focus. i think it s been interesting to see the reactions here in germany this morning. most mainstream politicians welcomed the decision. the conservative opposition say, it s too late but they welcomed this decision by chancellor sholz to stand and allow german made tanks to go to ukraine. there are those on the far right and the far left who do not agree. the far right say, well, germany should keep its tanks for itself. and the radical left will say, well, any tanks, any weapons exacerbate the situation. so you do have quite a substantial minority at both ends of the political spectrum. in the middle, mainstream parties agree with this and crucially for chancellor scholz he s
Continue in a caretaker capacity until someone emerges from the leadership contest and comes forward as the next prime minister to build that strong cabinet talk about and continue to deliver on the manifesto commitments we secured in 2019. john major, another individual who has been giving commentary on the dislike of borisjohnson in the recent months and years are no surprises offering that today. boiling surprises offering that today. why have conservatives such as yourself, conservatives are in leadership positions, only in the last 24 to 48 hours moved against the prime minister? does that not show, as the opposition say, the whole conservative party has now been corrected? corrected? no, we live in a parliamentary corrected? no, we live in a parliamentary democracy. | corrected? no, we live in a - parliamentary democracy. that parliamentary democracy. that parliamentary democracy. that parliamentary democracy operates on the ability of individuals as mps to put themselves forw
Was getting his lancashire market towns mixed up. bids like burnley market, world famous burnley market. and still regretful about having to hike taxes. i m not happy about that, and i m not comfortable about it, but it is the result of the country and the economy suffering an economic shock the likes of which we haven t seen in 300 years, and our response to that. but taxes can t go up so much without concrete consequences. for example, on the number of people paying the higher rate of tax. it is going to be one in nine of the population, or 5.9 million taxpayers by 2025. that s doubled since 2010 and it will be an extra 1.3 million in this parliament. the opposition say that the government s help is needed for longer. for people on the lowest incomes in our country, and on modest incomes, are seeing their incomes cut, at a time when gas and electricity bills are going up. everything s expensive. back in doncaster at a food bank, katie is one of those
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Preexisting conditions will be covered despite what many on the opposition say. they will be covered. they will be in high-risk pools that will provide them the coverage they so greatly need. that is something that certainly the house addressed and members in the senate will do the same. i do have to bring up what dean mentioned earlier. high-risk pools happened before obamacare and they were very inadequate. they were typically severely underfinisheded. they charged high premiumses excluded coverage, they had waiting lists for enrollment. we talked with a governor of washington state earlier today, who said if they take away the money from medicaid, that will have a whole other impact on helping people who are vulnerable and those who are less fortunate. so i m trying to get how you square what we know from what his story has taught us, what we are hearing from leaders of states that are looking at this, saying the funding just isn t