Inequality starts at the top ill use the u. N. Secretary general Antonio Gutierrez i says the world is at breaking point and calls for a new global deal is it possible does a pandemic offer a chance to change this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the show im sam is a that not everyone is in the same boat the 26 richest people in the world hold as much wealth as hard for its population life chances depend on gender race and whether or not a person has a disability these global inequalities are being made worse by the pandemic and the world is reaching breaking point a bleak reality laid bare by the u. N. Secretary general and tony a good target has delivered one of the most hard hitting messages he says the disparities start with the biggest institutions and they should be eradicated under a new model of Global Governance that guarantees a fair share of wealth opportunity and power. 19 is being likened to an extremely revealing fractures in the franchise skeleton of the societies w
And his step son wounded after being shot during a suspected robbery outside a five star hotel in buenos aires. Around 2,000 properties are still without water in and around Leighton Linslade in bedfordshire after supplies failed on friday night. Sport stars from around the world gather in aberdeen for this years Sports Personality of the year. Good evening. Welcome to bbc news. Labours leader, Jeremy Corbyn, and the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, have apologised for the partys defeat in the general election, which saw them lose 59 seats. Mr corbyn said he was sorry they came up short. Speaking to the bbcs andrew marr, mr mcdonnell said it was unfortunate the party hadnt been able to articulate its message more effectively. He also blamed the medias portrayal ofJeremy Corbyn, insisting that hed been demonised for four years solid. 0ur Political Correspondent nick eardley reports. TheJeremy Corbyn era is coming to an end. But what will that mean for labour . How much does the party
Security, depleting over the next 35 years or so, so isnt this something weve got to do . Hate it. Kristina i knew it. Let me say this. They created this ponzi scheme many years ago where workers put money into something, where they said it was going to be in a lockbox and they ended up taking the money to where workers now that retired only get paid by the workers of today. They forgot to plan on demographics Going Forward so what do they do . Go after the citizenry and go after the dollars and go after the wealth and turn it into another big gigantic redistribution of wealth. One gentleman wants to tax everything above 400,000. That means you put money into Social Security, a ton, and get a lot less back. In other words, they are treating the wealthy and the successful like the youknowwhat on your shoe. It is a terrible idea for a government thats going to spend 4. 5 trillion this year. They think they need more. Well, the problem is that Social Security trust fund has no money in it
Outdoors, for example , bin men. Outdoors, for example, bin men. And so equal pay claims are plenty , came along and the plenty, came along and the councils had to splurge £1 billion on back payments. Its billion on back payments. Its quite incredible. Despite the fact that theyre different jobs , because the equal pay legislation in the equal pay act and the equality act arent about equal pay for the same jobs, theyre equal pay for this nebulous concept of the same value, which means different jobs can ensue. Uh, a local authority or whoever else, and say we must be paid the same, even though theyre different jobs. I mean, its quite incredible, isnt it. 7 and what happens now. 7 what and what happens now. 7 what happens of happens to the people of birmingham . They will have their lights dimmed. Most likely they will have their bin collections go from weekly to fortnightly and what else . Theyll have to pay and what else . Theyll have to pay huge amounts more tax, by the looks of thi