next month. that is the holding of personal tax allowances and thresholds where they are, which when inflation is very high means more and more of your income gets dragged into tax, or if you are a higher taxpayer, dragged into tax, or if you are a highertaxpayer, moore dragged into tax, or if you are a higher taxpayer, moore gets dragged into higher tax, that means £1000 loss for a basic rate taxpayer, taxpayer. loss for a basic rate taxpayer, taxpayer- loss for a basic rate taxpayer, taxa er. ~ ~ ., . j~ j~ taxpayer. we know there are 8.8 million peeple taxpayer. we know there are 8.8 million people in taxpayer. we know there are 8.8 million people in the taxpayer. we know there are 8.8 million people in the uk - taxpayer. we know there are 8.8 million people in the uk termed | taxpayer. we know there are 8.8 i million people in the uk termed as currently economically inactive, as they are called, in the official figures. well, your mind, the chancer figures. well, your mind
and just one the male commits a one off incident and just one hospital that has made these and just one hospital that has made these student nurses potentially leave these student nurses potentially leave their accommodation but it really leave their accommodation but it really highlights the fact that in this respect at government policy is not working and they also be a more creative not working and they also be a more creative solution. we have had mps writing creative solution. we have had mps writing for creative solution. we have had mps writing for us at the house recently talking writing for us at the house recently talking about whether student accommodation can be taken over, or perhaps accommodation can be taken over, or perhaps accommodation could be built, perhaps accommodation could be built, new perhaps accommodation could be built, new accommodation, perhaps they could built, new accommodation, perhaps they could take over other disused warehouses a
france, our european partners, particularly france, belgium and euro poll. that is what france, belgium and euro poll. that is what we france, belgium and euro poll. that is what we have suggested.- is what we have suggested. explain to me what is what we have suggested. explain to me what you is what we have suggested. explain to me what you mean is what we have suggested. explain to me what you mean by is what we have suggested. explain to me what you mean by dealing i is what we have suggested. explain i to me what you mean by dealing with the backlog that the criminal gangs what would you do? it the backlog that the criminal gangs - what would you do? - what would you do? it means investing - what would you do? it means investing in - what would you do? it means investing in staff, - what would you do? it means investing in staff, processes, i - what would you do? it means investing in staff, processes, itj investing in staff, processes, it means investing i
it or not because she s the head of state, the duchy of lancaster is her money but a cabinet minister holds the title of the duchy of lancaster, which shows he is inextricably linked to the state. parliament has set for years that they would like to look at the accounts of the royal family, and has been told no, they can t. so i m genuinely sure you believe this won t come from taxpayer funding, believe this won t come from taxpayerfunding, the believe this won t come from taxpayer funding, the taxpayer has to take that on trust. i taxpayer funding, the taxpayer has to take that on trust. to take that on trust. i think the taxa er to take that on trust. i think the taxpayer would to take that on trust. i think the taxpayer would appreciate - to take that on trust. i think the taxpayer would appreciate that l to take that on trust. i think the i taxpayer would appreciate that the duchies i ve mentioned, it s the money from them that can be used for these various purposes which othe
the bounce back loan is hanging there over our heads at the moment. you know, at the time, i guess, i had two choices. we either take on a loan and carry on and try to just ride through the storm, or we close the doors. but the storm isn t over? well, this is the thing. it sjust about starting, i think. loans that kept hundreds of thousands of firms alive became a dead weight for others and a cash cow for criminals. angus crawford, bbc news. we can speak now to gareth davies, the head of the national audit office. 17 billion might not be repaired. what does that mean for the taxpayer? 17 billion might not be repaired. what does that mean for the taxpayer? that 17 billion might not be repaired. what does that mean for the taxpayer? that is 17 billion might not be repaired. what does that mean for the taxa er? . , 17 billion might not be repaired. what does that mean for the taxa er? . , , ., 17 billion might not be repaired. what does that mean for the taxa er? ., , , ., ., taxpayer? th