for families. pain for workers as public sector squeezed, says the times, experts warn of an inevitable decline in services due to tax cuts and inflation. in the telegraph leads with a warning from the us that russia will face catastrophic consequences if it deploys nuclear weapons. let s start with the front page of the metro, and it highlights the very start policy divide now between the two biggest parties when it comes to tax. ciaran, kick us off with this one. it comes to tax. ciaran, kick us off with this one- with this one. this is a big bold front page with this one. this is a big bold front page by with this one. this is a big bold front page by the with this one. this is a big bold front page by the metro - with this one. this is a big bold front page by the metro that i with this one. this is a big boldl front page by the metro that as with this one. this is a big bold - front page by the metro that as you say, highlights the chasm that exists now between th
after thousands of demonstrators stormed his official residence in protest at the state of the economy. the former formula 1 boss bernie ecclestone has been charged with fraud by false representation. the big birth control plan to control the the number of grey squirrels and save the native red squirrel. a warm welcome to bbc news. good to have your company on a busy afternoon, not least in the conservative leadership contest which is where we begin this hour. borisjohnson says in his final few weeks as prime minister, he s determined to deliver what he promised when elected in 2019. in his first public appearance since resigning as conservative leader, he also said he wouldn t want to damage any of his colleagues s chances of getting his job by offering them his support. conservative mps will meet later to draw up the timetable and rules to replace him as the next party leader and prime minister. we can hear from we can hearfrom ben brown. we can hear from ben brown. the w
for families. pain for workers as public sector squeezed, says the times, experts warn of an inevitable decline in services due to tax cuts and inflation. in the telegraph leads with a warning from the us that russia will face catastrophic consequences if it deploys nuclear weapons. let s start with the front page of the metro, and it highlights the very start policy divide now between the two biggest parties when it comes to tax. ciaran, kick us off with this one. it comes to tax. ciaran, kick us off with this one- with this one. this is a big bold front page with this one. this is a big bold front page by with this one. this is a big bold front page by the with this one. this is a big bold front page by the metro - with this one. this is a big bold front page by the metro that i with this one. this is a big boldl front page by the metro that as with this one. this is a big bold - front page by the metro that as you say, highlights the chasm that exists now between the conserva
centrist and i think they are both thoroughgoing thatcherite tour but the difference between them is that liz truss favours more borrowing thatcherites will so so it is really a competition between different strains of thatcherism rather than sensor versus right, to be honest. but on tax, rishi sunak versus right, to be honest. but on tax, rishi sunak is versus right, to be honest. but on tax, rishi sunak is saying - versus right, to be honest. but on tax, rishi sunak is saying he - tax, rishi sunak is saying he doesn t want to cut tax by all the others say they do want to cut tax. about all the others. he says cutting tax is a ferret out so that is the main policy divide at the moment between the contenders cutting tax is a fairy tale. yes. moment between the contenders cutting tax is a fairy tale. cutting tax is a fairy tale. yes, to be honest. cutting tax is a fairy tale. yes, to be honest, norman cutting tax is a fairy tale. yes, to be honest, norman lamont, - c
bipartisan infrastructure bill that s been awaiting action in the house for months. manchin has reiterated for the house to pass that, but that, of course, is tied to the fate of the larger bill. still as the democratic leaders are trying to get votes on both this week, they re still struggling with their strategy, their tactics, and the policy divide makes it unclear how this works out. kate? joining me now, democratic senator sheila jackson lee. thank you for coming in. this change in strategy this morning, adding paid leave back into the package. is the strategy now to put this on at joe manchin s feet? because he s already said and said again he doesn t support having paid leave in this bill. well, i m ecstatic, kate, and thank you so much for having me. i spent yesterday sending messages to the white house, chief of staff, and to our senators expressing my interest.