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the nhs in england will receive an extra £2.8 billion by 2020 with £350 million provided immediately to allow trusts to plan for the winter. the tax on tobacco continues to rise but there s a freeze on wine, cider and spirits and the fuel duty rise for both petrol and diesel is cancelled. good afternoon from westminster where the chancellor, philip hammond, has delivered a budget which he said would make the uk fit for the future as an outward looking, free trading nation once it leaves the european union. but he had to announce dramatically downgraded growth forecasts for next five years from a previously announced 2% this year, to i.5%. he told the commons that an extra £3 billion will be set aside over the next two years to prepare for brexit. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said the chancellor s statement was a record of failure with a forecast of more to come . let s take a look at some of the main measures in today s budget. on housing, there was good news ....
dementia. those affected gradually lose their mental functions, such as the ability to think, to remember things, and to orientate themselves. according to world health organization, the number of dementia sufferers will rise sharply over the next few years. the majority of people affected live in developing countries and emerging economies. at present, dementia is seventh among the world s 10 most common causes of death. the most common form of dementia is alzheimer s disease. little is known about its causes. all that s certatain is s the e played by various genes. these are being intensely researched, including in colombia, where many residents of one small village are affected. where are we? where we are? we re at home. reporter: we have come to visit aicardo, in a mountain village in colombia. who are you laughing with now? what are you laughing at? i don know who h he s sharing a jokeke with. i started to notice it when he was about 45. now he s got alzheim ....
dementia. those affected gradually lose their mental functions, such as the ability to think, to remember things, and to orientate themselves. according to world health organization, the number of dementia sufferers will rise sharply over the next few years. the majority of people affected live in developing countries and emerging economies. at present, dementia is seventh among the world s 10 most common causes of death. the most common form of dementia is alzheimer s disease. little is known about its causes. all that s cerertain i is the e played by various genes. these are being intensely researched, including in colombia, where many residents of one small village are affected. where are we? where we are? we re at home. reporter: we have come to visit aicardo, in a mountain village in colombia. who are you laughing with now? what are you laughing at? i dot know whoho he s sharing a jojoke with. i started to notice it when he was about 45. now he s got alzheim ....
dementia. those affected gradually lose their mental functions, such as the ability to think, to remember things, and to orientate themselves. according to world health organization, the number of dementia sufferers will rise sharply over the next few years. the majority of people affected live in developing countries and emerging economies. at present, dementia is seventh among the world s 10 most common causes of death. the most common form of dementia is alzheimer s disease. little is known about its causes. all that s certatain is s the e played by various genes. these are being intensely researched, including in colombia, where many residents of one small village are affected. where are we? where we are? we re at home. reporter: we have come to visit aicardo, in a mountain village in colombia. who are you laughing with now? what are you laughing at? i don know whoho he s sharing a jojoke with. i started to notice it when he was about 45. now he s got alzheim ....
according to world health organization, the number of dementia sufferers will rise sharply over the next few years. the majority of people affected live in developing countries and emerging economies. at present, dementia is seventh among the world s 10 most common causes of death. the most common form of dementia is alzheimer s disease. little is known about its causes. all that s certain is the role played by various genes. these are being intensely researched, including in colombia, where many residents of one small village are affected. where are we? where we are? we re at home. reporter: we have come to visit aicardo, in a mountain village in colombia. who are you laughing with now? what are you laughing at? i don t know who he s sharing a joke with. i started to notice it when he was about 45. now he s got alzheimer s, just like his father did. he cried when he first got the diagnosis. we were all very sad. reporter: aicardo s brothers have come over for lu ....