a jewellers in bradford deposited £365 million with natwest over a five year period, including money brought into a branch in bin bags. whilst issuing the fine, thejudge said he didn t believe nat west had broken the law deliberately. the fear of poverty gnaws away at dajonta samuels he says he worries about ending up living on the streets and he isjust 9. his family is among many who are facing a cost of living storm this christmas amid soaring bills and falls in their pay according to a new report. the tuc says millions of workers are set to have the worst christmas wage squeeze in nearly ten years. inflation hit its highest rate in a decade last month, and is expected to increase further. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports from the west midlands. school over, dajonta and his mother head home. but their flat isn t the sanctuary it should be. money worries dominate. this one, he worries, so i can t let him see everything else, because he s a deep thinker.
american children who believe they are not going to do as well as their parents did. i think what you are hearing on the campaign trail on both sides of the aisle is that reflection of gloominess from the people running. i i think anna is right john but that puts democrats in a really weird place doesn t it? it does to some extent. but let s have a couple of reality checks here. first the prediction ad from 2008 was wrong. that is a fail. anxiety to the future is american as apple pie. the future is inherently uncertain and what she s speaking to is the fact that the middle class is had a wage squeeze over two decades now. that is a problem. when democrats talk about it they caulk about the inequality. when republicans talk about i they don t have good answers so they default to tax cut catechism. speaker paul ryan takes poverty seriously. the forum this past weekend there were really interesting conversations but democrats need to figure how to both say that the president has both