at the appropriate time, your would is the right word, fairness, that will absolutely be driving what we do, and we want to make sure that the decisions we make and the systems we have our fair, both for pensioners and for taxpayers. so stressing there, the chancellor, fairness for taxpayers, which means, perhaps that three billion pound bill, public sector pay, other parts of the budget, stressing fairness for taxpayers means that they are looking at ways to make sure this £3 billion belt doesn t become a reality. this is bbc news. haiti s police chief says his forces have captured six of the men who they believe were involved in the assassination of presidentjovenel moise and are now hunting the masterminds behind it. video circulating online, which the bbc can t independly verify, purports to show the early part of the attack. it shows the ease with which the gunmen penetrated the perimeter of the president s home. seemingly posing as us drug enforcement agents.
prison when they came out of prison they lost their job their marriage doing many of them had mental breakdowns some committed suicide and that s why we are safe government today that all these men to us thought why should receive compensation for the suffering they endured but so far the british government is refusing unlike the german government which has agreed to compensate again but the commander of both of you to understand the lords the british government is still saying no and that in the an insult to alan turing afterwhile and all those men who were victims of that great and well knowing that the british the sprits government the british state refuses to compensate the victims of what was barbaric what does that mean then about the symbolism of putting the face of one of those victims on the new 50 pound bill. but of
monarchy league. graham, i want to start with you, you feel very strongly of the issue of the taxpayers and i should point out that the prince charles and the queen have to foot most of this bill, but about 33 million or so will have to come from the taxpayers and that s for security and cleanup and you don t think that should be happening. no, i don t, i mean, he we don t actually know how much it is, but we re not told how our money is spent, but this is essentially a big pr campaign to promote the monarchy and william as the future king. they could have the wedding on smaller scale, they want to have it on the big scale they ought to be paying for themselves and this is at a time the british taxpayer is suffering big cuts and i think it s a little bit much to ask the taxpayer to dig down and put their hands in their pockets again for multi-million pound bill for somebody s wedding. and don t think that s justified.