theresa may says she ll keep the current level of spending on foreign aid, despite pressure from within her own party to cut it. but she would not commit to keep the so called triple lock on pensions which guarantees they rise by inflation, average earnings, or 2.5% each year whichever is highest. labour seized on the opportunity to say they would keep it. and the chancellor philip hammond has hinted that the conservatives will end the party s promise not to raise income tax, vat, and national insurance. our first report is from our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. trust me, i m a politician. no leader stays popular forever but theresa may clearly feels she s well liked enough for now to make promises that some might like but others won t. she looks confident enough and the message one we have heard before and will again. what drives me, the passion that i have in politics, is to make the united kingdom a country that works for everyone, and notjust the privileged few
when the campaign started, many in france believed it would be defined by terrorism and security. it turned out voters have so far been more concerned about unemployment and the economy. it remains unclear whether thursday s attack will have a last minute impact on people s choice. we ve had enough of anxiety, and things like that, with all the attacks, and so on. so just wanted to ignore it, personally. so maybe it will have an impact, but i don t know. translation: i m not worried about sunday in particular, but i am worried, in general, for all of us. ijust don t think our politicians really have a full grasp of the problem. the most important, i think, it s economy, and economic recovery. this is the most important. more than security? yes, sure for me. the champs elysees have reopened, and are bustling again. but, on the pavement, a reminder of the attack, in which a police officer was killed and two others wounded. on friday, the paris prosecutor, francois molins, rev
when the campaign started, many in france believed it would be defined by terrorism and security. it turned out voters have so far been more concerned about unemployment and the economy. it remains unclear whether thursday s attack will have a last minute impact on people s choice. we ve had enough of anxiety, and things like that, with all the attacks, and so on. so just wanted to ignore it, personally. so maybe it will have an impact, but i don t know. translation: i m not worried about sunday in particular, but i am worried, in general, for all of us. ijust don t think our politicians really have a full grasp of the problem. the most important, i think, it s economy, and economic recovery. this is the most important. more than security? yes, sure for me. the champs elysees have reopened, and are bustling again. but, on the pavement, a reminder of the attack, in which a police officer was killed and two others wounded. on friday, the paris prosecutor, francois molins, rev
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