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stake was their promise to save america, at least in their own minds. and by save america, of course i mean save their re-election chances. in 2022 and 2024. and so for three quarters of a year, the sales pitch has been on. we are hard at work on build back better which includes so many policies families need so very much. i think build back better is going to help build this country back better and we re going to keep negotiating. it s important for us to get the build back better act over the finish line. for the american families to make it in the next year, we have got to make sure that build back better is passed. will: build back better did not make the finish line. it stumbled right at the ribbon. and its death, by the way is good news for americans. why is that? because right now this country is facing the highest inflation rate it has had in 39 years. and, according to brand new fox business poll released just an hour ago, it is inflation that is far ....
president biden leaving the future of his spending plan uncertain. some democrats are looking to change the subject for the president s failing economic agenda. i am sandra smith. it s thursday. i am in new york. welcome back to you, john. john: thank you. i am john roberts in washington. a brand new fox business poll show half of americans feel biden s move on the inflation crisis are hurting rather than helping and 2 out of 3 americans say the inflation crisis caused them financial hard ship over the last 6 months. sandra: as the chances of passing president biden s spending plans are dwindling. democrats can t get their own colleagues on. the deadline for december 25th would need a christmas miracle. democrats are going back to the plan for a sweep overhaul of our election. john: tennessee senator marsha blackburn will join us. first to the white house and peter doocy with the latest from there. president biden even with his decades of d.c. experience keeps d ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejenny kleeman, journalist and presenter, and kieran andrews, political editor at the scottish times. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the daily mirror reports on the so called vaccine rush as thousands queued today to receive their vaccine. the times leads with a warning from nhs bosses that they can t hit the targets set by government. the yorkshire post have included a warning over gp appointments as they prioritise administering millions of extra boosterjabs over other medical proceedures. the daily telegraph explores how the nhs is dealing with the increase in demand for boosters both online and in person. the daily express covers conservative backbenchers preparing to vote against borisjohnson s new covid rules as mps will cast their vote tomorrow. and the financial times reports business leaders are accusing the prime minister of bringing lockdown by stealth ....
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or email at [email protected] from today people in england are being asked to work from home if they can but businesses are worried it will hit the crucial christmas market. rescue teams search for survivors after the string of tornadoes in the united states that have killed almost 100 people. i m martine croxall in north shropshire, where people will head to the polls this thursday to elect an mp. traditionally traditionally a safe seat for the conservatives but this has become a tight race in recent weeks. a bbc investigation finds networks of breeders are offering to mutilate puppies, to follow a social media trend. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news. borisjohnson says at least one person has died in the uk with the omicron variant of coronavirus with the government warning the new variant is spreading at a rate not seen before . last night, the prime minister announced an expansion of the vaccination booster programme. england s deputy chief medic ....