pundits and people are saying no .1% on our gdp, pretty tiny. could be bad for our car makers, for example, and what would america want in return? could we see the issue of food stand is coming back on the table again? ultimately, the broken trade representatives have said, hang on, look at the fine print of the deal with the rest of our neighbours. there is no room for new joiners whatsoever. surprise surprise, we had both governments saying the ultimate prize is a free trade deal but they might have an appetite for british lamb but it doesn t look like they have worked one up yet forgetting the talks back one up yet forgetting the talks back on the table. t one up yet forgetting the talks back on the table- on the table. i know you will keep an e e on the table. i know you will keep an eye on on the table. i know you will keep an eye on it. on the table. i know you will keep an eye on it, thank on the table. i know you will keep an eye on it, thank you on the table. i know yo
women, widows and the over 80s. they are collectively owed more than £1 billion. the national audit office found there were repeated human errors over many years at the department for work and pensions, blamed on complex pension rules and unautomated outdated it systems. most of the people affected were women, not all but most. 90% of those that take this type of state pension lift are women, and unfortunately i m afraid that many of them will have died before they receive the money they are owed, so actually, in a significant minority of cases, this money will go to their next of kin. the department for work and pensions said it is fully committed to ensuring the historical errors made by successive governments are corrected, and it s improved training to make sure it doesn t happen again. a team of 500 civil servants is now working to trace women like irene who were short changed,
customers were housed until the market stabilised and they could be reabsorbed into other companies? i think that is why i say to you, until the government levels with us about the scale of the crisis and what of gem are saying to them about it, it s hard to know what the scale of resources are going to be needed and what we do. find of resources are going to be needed and what we do. and what we do. and given how unprecedented and what we do. and given how unprecedented this and what we do. and given how unprecedented this situation i and what we do. and given howj unprecedented this situation is, and what we do. and given how. unprecedented this situation is, i wonder if by the end of the year we will be left with just a big six and that means, we have been constantly told that s not enough competition, they essentially have a monopoly position in the market, it proves the energy market doesn t for customers. tt the energy market doesn t for customs the energy market doesn t f
are going to be needed and what we do. and given how unprecedented this situation is, i wonder if by the end of the year we will be left with just a big six and that means, we have been constantly told that s not enough competition, they essentially have a monopoly position in the market, it proves the energy market doesn t work for customers. it isn t working, you are right, and there are a longer term issues. that is why i draw to attention to the idea of a public option. when one of the rail companies goes bust for example, it ended up in a public entity. then you can decide if you keep that entity in public hands or let conditions stabilise, send it back to private sector but that is a down the road question. you might decide it s better to house those customers in a public entity and then they be reabsorbed
tweaking the system and ensuring that information is shared is not going to change the fundamental fact that prison is not a safe place to give birth. so no, that doesn t answer the problem that we face. and the fact that we have new ministers entering the ministry ofjustice that have to oversee plans currently to build 500 new prison places for women, i think those ministers really need to think carefully about whether they want to oversee a system that enables this kind of tragedy to happen, and this kind of damning report to be on the table, and it is them that should be answering questions about how this has been able to happen. thank you for talkinr has been able to happen. thank you for talking to has been able to happen. thank you for talking to us. more than £4 million was stolen by fraudsters in the uk every day, on average, during the first half of the year. fraud, committed when individuals are tricked into handing over their personal details, surged by 71% compared wit