said — biggest business tax cut that the cbi said was a game changer to fire up cbi said was a game— up the economy. i am asking about now, some people _ up the economy. i am asking about now, some people say _ up the economy. i am asking about now, some people say now - up the economy. i am asking about now, some people say now is - up the economy. i am asking about now, some people say now is not l up the economy. i am asking about l now, some people say now is not the time, the imf and cbi have said that for short—term tax cuts, some of your college that you should not be doing it, you should be spending any spare cash on something hugely important like defence. is it not right to be looking to spend money in other places. it right to be looking to spend money in other places.— in other places. if we are going to send in other places. if we are going to spend more _ in other places. if we are going to spend more money— in other places. if we are going to spend more money on _ in other places. if we are going to spend more money on defence i in other places. if we are going to spe

what does the cbi and its members need to hear from a prospective chancellor back? enough detail. what would you like to hear? what businesses would like to hear? what businesses would like to hear is a long—term vision and strategy for how to deliver economic growth in the uk, and we know our challenges of growth in the last couple of years has been lacklustre and in terms of living standards we have not seen the growth and productivity that we need so what is the answer to that? it is absolutely how business works with government to make sure we have a business investment going across all sectors and regions in our economy. business investment, and the private sector which essentially is the lifeblood of the uk economy, cbi forecast that business investment is set to fall by 5% as costs increase, this is in the last survey that you issued. what sort of smart measures would a government have to put in place to create a sound business environment, a trusted business environment, a trusted business environment in the uk? firm; environment, a trusted business environme

that was the ceo of the cbi speaking to me earlier.terest rates for the first time since 2007, making an historic shift away from decades of massive monetary stimulus. the widely expected move comes as workers at some of japan�*s largest companies secured their biggest pay rise since 1991, giving the central bank the confidence to make its move, one that puts decades of deflation in the rear view mirror. we spoke to janet mui from stockbrokers rbc brewin dolphin and asked her whether the rate rise will have the desired effect on japan�*s economy. the hope is that it will. because japan has been trapped in decades of deflation and low interest rate environment. and finally, there is confidence coming from the bank ofjapan that we are actually seeing normalisation back to, you know, rising interest rate, rising wages and inflationary environment. so i think this could give businesses the confidence to invest if we�*re in a more normal kind of environment. and hopefully the higher wages, which is now outpacing inflation, would help to sup

the cbi has said now is — say now is not the time.he time. the cbi has said now is not the time for - said now is not the time for short—term tax cuts. some of your colleagues think you shouldn't be doing it, you should be spending spare cash on something hugely important like defence, for example. is it not right to be looking to spend money on other places rather than scraping around for what might be quite small tax cuts? if rare than scraping around for what might be quite small tax cuts?— be quite small tax cuts? if we are auoin to be quite small tax cuts? if we are going to spend — be quite small tax cuts? if we are going to spend more _ be quite small tax cuts? if we are going to spend more money - be quite small tax cuts? if we are going to spend more money on i be quite small tax cuts? if we are - going to spend more money on defence as i believe we will need to do in the future, what we need to have is a healthily growing economy. decision i take will be as prudent, responsible long—term decision. we were having a discussion

deputy mayor who leads our city innovative community violence initiative which is our cbi, the program is called shoti stoppers which is supported by american rescue plan dollars. we look forward to seeing the impact it will have to further reduce crime. partnerships with our local, state, federal prosecutors, our state police and certainly atf and fbi. our american rescue plan funds have been a game changer for detroit. it has helped us reach historic lows and crime. have an 18% reduction in homicides. our lowest since 1966 last year. i 34% reduction in carjackings. our american rescue funds have helped us retrain officers to develop our training centers to bring state-of-the-art training to our officers and build bridges in our community b■my looking at best practices around the country and deploying them in detroit. her investments in crime-fighting tools allowing officers to respond these prog. quality of life issues. blight■é and abandoned vehicles. we have used our american rescue funds to purchase speed signs. we are seeing an uptick in our community with dragracing and drifting

what would the cbi, the cbi exist after its recent cbi still exist after its recent problems, is verye investing for a successful economy. >> be investing in the. >> this is an examination of the economic facts , not economic economic facts, not economic forecasts. and you see, over the last 15 years, the us economy has grown strongly . ours has has grown strongly. ours has stagnated, us energy prices, electricity . it's under half electricity. it's under half what it is in the uk. they haven't cut their emissions. what it is in the uk. they haven't cut their emissions . we haven't cut their emissions. we haven't cut their emissions. we have cut ours. there are a lot of those we've offshored so, so there's two things happening here. >> first of all, britain has actually cut our carbon carbon emissions richer. emissions and we've got richer. and the second thing is the climate science is going through the roof. scientists around the world are terrified of what's been happening this year. we were talking about 1.5 degree rise. jacob. by the 2040s. that's happened this year. and economic

the imf has said that the cbi, the business group has said actually now isn't the time for short termlso you shouldn't be doing it. you should instead be spending any spare cash on something hugely important like defence, for example. is it not right to be looking to spend money in other places rather than scraping around for what might be quite small tax cuts? well, if we're going to spend more money on defence, as i believe we will need to do in the future, what we need to have is a healthily growing economy. every decision that i take will be a prudent and responsible long—term decision. jeremy hunt also defended the government's childcare policies. he says plans to provide 15 hours a week of free childcare to some working parents from april remain on track. but labour's bridget phillipson told the bbc the plans are a failure. a year ago, i was pushing jeremy hunt really hard on childcare. he rushed out this commitment that was a pledge with no plan to make it happen. and now it's working parents who in the weeks and months ahead, when they go and try and access those places that h

what would the cbi, the cbi exist after its recent cbi still exist after its recent problems, is verybe investing for successful economy. for a successful economy. >> be investing in the. >> this is an examination of the economic facts , not economic economic facts, not economic forecasts. and you see, over the last 15 years, the us economy has grown strongly . ours has has grown strongly. ours has stagnated, us energy prices, electricity . it's under half electricity. it's under half what it is in the uk. they haven't cut their emissions. what it is in the uk. they haven't cut their emissions . we haven't cut their emissions. we haven't cut their emissions. we have cut ours. there are a lot of those we've offshored so, so there's two things happening here. >> first of all, britain has actually cut our carbon carbon emissions richer. emissions and we've got richer. and the second thing is the climate science is going through the roof. scientists around the world are terrified of what's been happening this year. we were talking about 1.5 degree rise. jacob. by the 2040s. that's happene

the science inc and cbi. the change is going to occur. when you turn that science into policy, you got to go to court to get people in trouble. dying. coming soon. in the biggest global, that extra and you out in history, the was biggest democracy off its own epic sort out join main street of off engine for a new full block be focusing on india. in this episode i'll be examining where the democracy is being undermined. as political opponents of priming has been that in there will be a free thing, an avalon that often charges even before full talk. com being the board, spots do on the lead up. this is to took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive national, sustainable tourism program. partnership with the global sustainable tourism comes this country homes more beauties than just those use looks like beaches, historical and cultural bureau, velo reach, and michelin, green star, restaurants come and discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties on the election day comes to an end and set a goal and both countin

having listen to calls from the cbi, make uk and the bcc, we will shortly publish draft legislation theart, as well as the business rate support on work on prompt payments financed in the autumn. i'll provide £200 million of funding to extend the recovery loan scheme as it transitions to the guarantee scheme, helping 11,000 smes access the finance they need. following representations from the federation of small businesses as well as honourable members for loughborough, south and western rather valley, i will reduce the administrative and financial impact of that by increasing the vat registration threshold from £85,000 to £90,000 from april the 1st, the first increase in seven years. that will bring tens of thousands of businesses out of paying vat altogether and encourage many more to invest and grow. joining me now is... joining me now is shevaun haviland — director general of british chambers of commerce you had a phone call with the chancellor met him last week. europe clearly someone _ chancellor met him last week. europe clearly someone he _ chancellor met him last week. europe c

the imf have said that, the cbi, the business group said now isn't time for short—term tax cuts.r colleagues also think you shouldn't be doing it, you be instead spending spare cash on something hugely important things like defence, for example. is it not right to be looking to spend many in other places, rather than scraping around for quite a small tax cuts? if we're going to spend more money on defence, which i believe we will have to do in the future, what we need to have is a healthily growing economy. every decision that i take will be a prudent and long—term decision... jeremy hunt also defended the government's childcare policies. he says plans to provide 15 hours a week of free childcare to some working parents from april remain on track. but labour's bridget phillipson told the bbc the plans are a failure. a year ayearago, i a year ago, i was pushing jeremy hunt really had on child care. there was no pledge to this plan. for parents, in the weeks months ahead, they will discover they can't be delivered in a way he set out. what is also rather peculiar, when he went on t

the guardian has cbi stops staff discussing sexual misconduct and bullying claims. is leading with state pension age may rise to 68 sooner to pay for triple lock pledge. the daily mail is leading with clapping clapham chemical attacker asylum fiasco and the financial times has trump's social media group tmtg jumps 50% on nasdaq market debut and the mirror front cover on wednesday. traitors, the brits fighting for putin. those were your front pages . all were your front pages. all right. we're going to begin with the daily mail. josh, you have the daily mail. josh, you have the details. yes >> clapham chemical attacker asylum fiasco. this is a asylum fiasco. and this is a fiasco. this was , people fiasco. this was, people remember a few months ago, the guy he, did acid attack in clapham on the mum and her two daughters. >> absolutely horrific. >> absolutely horrific. >> horrific. supposedly he's died in the thames and, but then it turns out that he'd was a he was a sex offender. he'd been rejected twice , pass his asylum rejected twice, pass his asylum claim. and the

the cbi says in the last 15 years, 652 cases were affected by woods and there could potentially be morecould spend millions of dollars just to retest thousands of dna samples. >> then, in southern california, officials are looking for a mountain lion seen roaming around oceanside. security cameras caught that line in a department of fish and wildlife experts say the cat is most likely a juvenile that may be lost. they say this kind of behavior is not completely out of the normal, and mountain lions are frequenting some public areas more wildlife experts emphasize the importance of keeping small animals inside and to never approach a mountai& lion. if it's near you. and of course, you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu west coast rap with this guy alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. all right. >> appreciate the plug. all right. season six for the oakland roots kicks off tomorrow at pioneer stadium at cal state east bay. the roots have long said the club is about morec thn just soccer. and

saying that the government is using investigative agencies like the enforcement directorate and the cbiopposition leader so that they cannot campaign. however, the bjp and prime minister narendra modi, they strongly deny these charges. to haiti now. the head of the united nations children's agency, unicef, says it is unable to get enough aid into the country and that "many, many people" are suffering serious hunger and malnutrition. our correspondent will grant is one of the only international journalists in haiti and sent this report. to describe some of the living conditions in port—au—prince as precarious is an understatement. but sarah mullins, a particularly tough the 20—year—old student and her family had to flee their home because of gang violence and now live in a temporary camp inside an abandoned theatre. and on some days, she says, they don't eat at all. "i go to school with no food, spend the day hungry, and then go to bed with still nothing in my stomach", she says. now she sees no choice but to abandon her studies. but daily struggle to find enough food in haiti is nothing

it's a source of the home home cbi kong was the device in hong kong. and i also why the new security legislation was foster act. well, um the bill was just passed in this chamber of hong kong like to stay sure that we can still hear that she is of the not up to 89 probation law, make us any official tour and now celebrating the passage of the law. it took only its health days for to have the bill table. it's for the final round of the screen to me in this very time chain but, and get it passed. and since it was fast released earlier this month, um that was the time when the public has of in the 1st chance to really to look into the details of the weddings and the penalties of the over 200 pages of legal losses. so, um there uh to the effective jolie has just delivered a speech in the chamber and toes law made because, and the popular that the law will come into effect on the 23rd to much that is the coming sunday of the coming saturday. sorry. and on that, on this is he described as the historic moments the home calling to finally accomplish its consti

saying that the government is using investigative agencies like the enforcement directorate and the cbi, to to reduce the opportunities of the opposition leader so that they cannot campaign. however, the bjp and prime minister narendra modi, they strongly deny these charges. let's bring some news from haiti now, because reports are emerging that gang leader ti greg has been killed in the capital's petion—ville neighbourhood. he had escaped prison in a jail break earlier this month. at the moment these are reports coming from the reuters news agency that the bbc has not been able to independently confirm so far. meanwhile, the head of the united nations children's agency, unicef, says it is unable to get enough aid into haiti and that "many, many people" are suffering serious hunger and malnutrition as the country endures a major political crisis. our correspondent will grant is one of the only international journalists on the ground. to describe some of the living conditions in port—au—prince as precarious is an understatement — for this woman, particularly tough. the 20—year—old studen

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you have the president of the cbi, completely independent of government, saying that risks destroyingreating factory that the uk has. but you have also presided over, and you've mentioned it yourself, a lot of people falling out of the workplace, often due to ill health, often because they can't get the treatments that they need because nhs waiting lists are so long. but it's interesting, you've clearly articulated there, i think, that you are open to squeezing the welfare budget further and making it harderfor people to claim on a different form of payment though when it comes to pensioners, what about the triple lock? because you hinted this week that the triple lock, which guarantees pensioners income, keeps pace with inflation. you hinted that might be reviewed, but will the triple lock be in the tory manifesto this time round? well, i can confirm it will be, yes. and there's two very important things i would say about that. when we came to office in 2010, pensioners were more likely to be in poverty than other income groups. now, because of the triple lock that we introduced, the

the cbi, louise is continued saying, the child chancellors right that the route to strongest growth isvestment and unlocking sustainable vision to the uk economy in the long term and a plan to realise it delivered the collaboration between business and government. we will of course have analysis from our economics editor short lease to discuss what rachel reeves has to say and we can join now to hearjust reeves has to say and we can join now to hear just what she has to say. applause thank you very much. it is a privilege to be here at mais business school this evening to look back over past mais lectures which is what i like to do with my evenings, it is notjust to survey the thoughts of key figures in british economic policymaking over four and a half decades, it is to trace the shifting concerts in conventional economic thought. to grasp how crises have forced its reevaluation, to appreciate how the challenges confronting policymakers have changed over time and how in important respects, they have stayed the same. when the governor of the bank of england gordon richardson delivered

do you think the inflation data we have had recently, ppi, cbi coming in hotter than expected, do you think that tells us maybe we will get a slightly different message from jay powell this week on rates? >> i think he is going to want to keep things on a fairly even keel. but we are focused on is the recent employment numbers, which came through last friday, or friday before, where they had my numbers were pretty decent. he also had the unemployment rate pickup and average hourly earnings tick down to 0.16% for the month. while the annualized rate did not come down, the month on month, there was some kind of softening, and to the extent that you are seeing wage pressures in the u.s. on the bit of a back burner, you probably have some room for the fed do eventually talk rates down, but we do not expect too much out of the meeting in march. heading into the next meeting in june is when you would have some expectation for them to provide direction in terms of which what they are going to go. december when they said three cards for this year, there is still ample time for that. annabelle

and today, following representations from many people, including the cbi , i announced measures to cbinow needs to so i am guaranteeing the rates that will be paid to childcare providers to deliver our landmark offer for children over nine months old for the next two years. that is more people in work, more jobs sticking to our plan in a long terme budget for growth . and i terme budget for growth. and i now turn to public services . as now turn to public services. as mentioned, the recession . i mentioned, the recession. i thought they were supposed to be interested in public services. okay . it is an election. okay. it is an election. >> get out. it is getting. >> get out. it is getting. >> i can wait . >> i can wait. >> a little bit of murmuring is normal. i shouldn't be able to hear what you're saying over there. that is clearly out of order. now let's have some courtesy . chancellor courtesy. chancellor >> thank you, madam deputy speaker . >> thank you, madam deputy speaker. good public services need a strong economy to pay for them. but a strong economy also needs good public ser

maria: i mean, is the f cbi and the cia aware of all of this -- fbi and cia,?est, i have no idea. this is from my sheriffs' officers, the local kansas bureau investigation. that's where i'm getting my information. maria: okay. >> our homeland security committee, not so much. maria: senator, real quick on the other issues that will likely be part of the state of the union from pride if opinion this week, i -- president biden this week, i assume he's not going to mention how the ccp is undermining america at a every turn including these massage parlors, but what about the economic part of this in terms of inflation? what do you expect the to address in the state of the union? >> well, i think this'll be the president's blame game. he's going to blame republicans for everything. he's going to blame republicans for the stale economy, for inflation. he's going to blame the border crisis. so this'll be the blame game, joe biden not willing to be accountable for any of his policies. i expect it to be a big nothing burger. i just expect him to sit there and blame repub

maria: i mean, is the f cbi and the cia aware of all of this -- fbi and cia,? sheriffs' officers, the local kansas bureau investigation. that's where i'm getting my information. maria: okay. >> our homeland security committee, not so much. maria: senator, real quick on the other issues that will likely be part of the state of the union from pride if opinion this week, i -- president biden this week, i assume he's not going to mention how the ccp is undermining america at a every turn including these massage parlors, but what about the economic part of this in terms of inflation? what do you expect the to address in the state of the union? >> well, i think this'll be the president's blame game. he's going to blame republicans for everything. he's going to blame republicans for the stale economy, for inflation. he's going to blame the border crisis. so this'll be the blame game, joe biden not willing to be accountable for any of his policies. i expect it to be a big nothing burger. i just expect him to sit there and blame republicans. if only we would give him mo

maria: i mean, is the f cbi and the cia aware of all of this -- fbi and cia,? my sheriffs' officers, the local kansas bureau investigation. that's where i'm getting my information. maria: okay. >> our homeland security committee, not so much. maria: senator, real quick on the other issues that will likely be part of the state of the union from pride if opinion this week, i -- president biden this week, i assume he's not going to mention how the ccp is undermining america at a every turn including these massage parlors, but what about the economic part of this in terms of inflation? what do you expect the to address in the state of the union? >> well, i think this'll be the president's blame game. he's going to blame republicans for everything. he's going to blame republicans for the stale economy, for inflation. he's going to blame the border crisis. so this'll be the blame game, joe biden not willing to be accountable for any of his policies. i expect it to be a big nothing burger. i just expect him to sit there and blame republicans. if only we would give him

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i get paid on the final sale of whatever how cbi now i think that's going to shift and buyers should be saying to their real estate agents, this is what i'm expecting this is the amount of work that i'm looking for in this is what i think that work is worth. >> i talk to me about how much americans have been paying in real estate agent commission fees over over the years. and how this elimination of the rule of the 6% commission fee, how that could impact the affordability of homes for buyers? >> so just in terms of pure numbers, it's pretty astronomical by most estimates us home buyers and sellers spent about $100 in real estate commission. just last year and so that's a massive amount of money. it's a massive pressure on the house the market to keep prices up. what i think this lawsuit does is hopefully reduce the incentive that real estate agents have four, what's sometimes called upselling what's sometimes called steering, which is trying to show their buyers more and more expensive houses because they know that their commission is going to be bigger so taking away this incentive

having listened to calls from the cbi investment. having listened to calls from the cb! as soon as it's affordable. we'll also help small businesses as well as the business rate support, i'll provide £200 million of funding to extend the recovery loan scheme as it transitions to the growth guarantee scheme, helping 11,000 sme patients access the finance they need. and following representations from the federation of small businesses as well as honourable members, i will reduce the administrative and financial impact of that by increasing the vat registration threshold from £85,000, the £90,000 from april the 1st, the first increase in seven years. that will bring tens of thousands of businesses out of paying vat altogether and encourage many more to invest and grow. i now move to measures to address historic underinvestment in our nations and regions. since we started levelling up... shouting. since we started levelling up in 2019, and two thirds of all new salaried jobs have been created outside of london and the south—east. we've announced 13 investment zones and i2 fr

you have the president of the cbi, completely independent of government, saying that risks destroyinge treatments that they need because nhs waiting lists are so long. but it's interesting, you've clearly articulated there, i think, that you are open to squeezing the welfare budget further and making it harder for people to claim on a different for people to claim. on a different form of payment, though, when it comes to pensioners, what about the triple lock? because you hinted this week that the triple lock, which guarantees pensioners income, keeps pace with inflation. you hinted that might be reviewed, but will the triple lock be in the tory manifesto this time round? well, i can confirm it will be, yes. and there's two very important things i would say about that. when we came to office in 2010, pensioners were more likely to be in poverty than other income groups. now, because of the triple lock that we introduced, they are less likely to be in poverty. and i think that's a very important social change because, unlike adults of working age, pensioners can't work, they've retired

you have the president of the cbi, completely independent of government, saying that risks destroyingu have also presided over admitted - that the uk has become. you have also presided over admitted it i also presided over admitted it yourself, a lot of people falling out of the workplace often due to ill health, often because they can't get the treatment they need because of nhs waiting list being so long. you have clearly articulated there, i think, that you are open to squeezing the welfare budget further and making it harderfor people squeezing the welfare budget further and making it harder for people to claim on a different form of payment, when it comes to pensioners, what about the triple lock? you hinted this week that the triple lock, which guarantees the income for pensioners, keeps pace with inflation. you hinted that might be reviewed but will the triple lock be in the tory manifesto this time around? l triple lock be in the tory manifesto this time around?— this time around? i can confirm it will be, yes- _ this time around? i can confirm it will be, yes. there _ this ti

just to round it off, cbi stops staff discussing sexual misconduct and bullying claims. discussing sexualthe astonishingly high level of poo in the rivers. so with that in mind , i welcome back into the mind, i welcome back into the fray my press pack gb news presenter and superstar emily carver. the deputy chairman of the conservative party. and boy, does that feel for good him to heat does that feel for good him to hear. jonathan gullis mp. i know author and broadcaster patrick is what you read every nicola sturgeon it was only a matter of time, right? let's focus in on the independent front page. it's also at the bottom of the telegraph, bbc set to telegraph, of course. bbc set to make pay more for the make wealthy pay more for the licence fee. jonathan, i'll start you this. so start with you on this. so should they be? means testing the licence them. should they be? means testing the well, :e them. should they be? means testing the well, this them. should they be? means testing the well, this is:hem. should they be? means testing the well, this is tim. should they be? means testing th

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