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office says there are now over 100 times more likely because of climate change. secret schools that are being set up to educate girls in afghanistan in defiance of the taliban. who have refused to let them back into the classroom. and one of the biggest games in rangers history isjust getting one of the biggest games in rangers history is just getting under way in seville. they are taking on frankfurt in the europa league final. official figures showing prices officialfigures showing prices now rising at their fastest rate for a0 years. inflation in the uk has jumped to 9% in april, up from 7% in march with around three quarters of the latest hike coming from higher electricity and gas bills. labour has called for an emergency budget to help people struggling with those energy costs. the prime minister and the chancellor are both under intense pressure to help people cope. whilst mrjohnson promised to look at all the measures needed the chancellor warned that he could not pro
the honourable lady will know that we access care in different ways and that s why i m keen to have a national recruitment content with dwp and in terms of the £500 million i have announced today, clearly the local nhs is working with local trusts and will be in a decision better in a more differentiated way, the best way to spend that money. clearly in terms of buying packages but also support for the sector. and at the same time i will remind the honourable lady that since last year we have changed the taper rate in universal credit so people keep a lot more of the benefits they may receive but i ve also conscious that we want to encourage people to come into the care sector and that is a joint endeavour. i
the next few months will be tough. but where we can act, we will. we are providing £22 billion of direct support with fuel duty cut by 5p a leader, counciltax support with fuel duty cut by 5p a leader, council tax foot cut by £150, warm homes increased. increasing the national living wage and cutting the universal credit taper rate, and injust a few and cutting the universal credit taper rate, and in just a few weeks, we will increase the threshold to 12 and a half, a cut for 30 million working people. tackling high inflation is notjust an economic necessity, it is a social and moral necessity. those who suffer most are not the wealthiest who can find ways to protect themselves. it is always the poor. our policy today has
autumn to see if anything else can be done is a sign of somebody who is out of touch. trio. be done is a sign of somebody who is out of touch- out of touch. no. we should not lose siaht of out of touch. no. we should not lose sight of several out of touch. no. we should not lose sight of several important out of touch. no. we should not lose sight of several important dynamics. sight of several important dynamics in this which is that 22 billion is an enormously substantial package of measures which includes the action taken on energy bills as you say, but also the forthcoming cuts to national insurance which will take effect in july national insurance which will take effect injuly which means that national insurance which will take effect in july which means that 70% of people will be paying less in national insurance, even accounting for the new health and social care levy to deal with the covid backlogs but it s also taken on universal credit to cut the taper rate so people kee