a battleground in the us in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is for power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle. in dublin the campaign group justice for the forgotten had for years been demanding a public inquiry into the dublin amman bombings. it still took 7 years for the irish government 6 years after the ira is $994.00 cease fire to agree to

a restricted form of inquiry under justice henry bar on the inquiry found in his own careful words and despite london refusing to cooperate with the inquiry that the case for collusion was neither fanciful nor absurd. crucially however for the families bereaved by other glennon martyrs north of the border byron published a full appendix listing the ballistic links between other key attacks. after publication of the barn report it became obvious that there was still no response from the state. very serious allegations of criminality where knock on the investigated that there was going to be no response and so we decided that we should respond we should bring people in and their national figures so we approached a number of people u.n. investigators who were to el salvador people who'd worked on the set off interest commission and others academics lawyers people's experience and we invited them to

ireland and i asked them to look at the evidence to me was whistleblowers to meet with families to meet with p.s. and i was seated on many others and a troll their own conclusions to draw up their own report the international panel report which is what they did and for us it was a very valuable experience to have people from outside the jurisdiction come here look at the evidence and come to their own conclusions. 10 years ago from 2004 to 2006 i had the privilege of chairing an independent international inquiry into potential collusion by british security forces into. paramilitary killings of catholics in northern ireland. they certainly were not a few bad apples there are a significant number. agents from within the e.u. see the u.d.r.

who were involved directly in these killings who are in collusion with them. and their activities their illegal activities according to the evidence we received. to their immediate superiors putting a number of chief inspectors inspectors where we were not able to ascertain if. the chain of command this went we do know that senior authorities in london. information that should have caused them to further investigations of this collusion in northern ireland we found no no indication that they took that obligation seriously. the next big step change came when they historically inquiries team was set up to investigate all the unsolved of the conflict which quickly. all. the conflicts and within that organization. there was

a special team to investigate claims of collusion the state was allegedly involved in it was headed by a particularly intelligent determined detective. a full review number of most of those. involved. there was already have been some degrees of collusion. and. directly involved but as the review concern yours we found out more. about the. i was involved in some of those cases. the one case that totally surprised me was the the fatal bombing of the step in in august launching 76 people were

killed where there was overseen by. police officers. that really flabbergasted me by the lack of response from the only you see. it was quite evident from the outside looking in that certain in so this material and documents that elements of the all you see knew that some of their offices were planning and eventually carried out the final time of the step in so many others which are. suspecting customers who are inside. what it's incomprehensible to me. but they all use a. level were aware that a bombing was being carried out and in fact the bombing of the. knowing who was responsible and knowing who they were they still did nothing about it. none of

those officers were arrested until 1978 and even then my words were arrested specifically for the step in they were arrested for other matters. so from the 976 until december 19th. the all you see did nothing. for us to step in bombing was the smoking gun because although we believe that it was very similar to a lot of other attacks in the clans there is the difference with the step in was the historical enquiries team under steve morris managed to find all the paperwork . which shows that that. what the authorities had known about. the plan leading up to the step in the carrying out of the bombing itself and the fact is that although they knew every single person who'd been involved in the planning the old coordination the determining of the target the making of the bomb the storing up

the bomb everything then you everybody and everything about this ball despite that and spite the fact that 2 people were killed and the huge number of other people were very seriously engines not one single person was of a charged or convicted without bombing despite the i.e.c. knowing everything about it. the more we realize we all those years were easier of course. devastated as jim came through we better. relief. that i had gone on a cord. because i knew the army was there check the whole thing i need to check this cone of pharma and its orders. and their army and the police rather than copy argentina bonior. and known as the are you question.

and question on the haiti tito british one thing that there was this survey of. the mid afternoon and you had bowman there for years show this did committed the murder that is not just order. and wait your partner changed the bed. only part of the inquest put forward and no more time age. oh no what they don't. it was clear deals for c. in the individual reports or call it from start to inquiries team what we were looking at here was over. coordinated attacks. some of the same people used the same weapons same farmhouses same high same modus operandi or working together and truly understand what was happening and who needed to be looked at as

a whole the daily thing else would be to each individual attack to individualize it which didn't tell the bigger story the story that was understood a play said quarters that was understood as army headquarters at the time that these were coordinated actions and indeed that some members of the security forces were taking part in these attacks and so we said to the cittie that the only way to properly understand this was to produce an overarching report they agreed they began to work on it but it was never completed was never delivered. when we think the. overall overarching. thematic report. within the pearson because. the conclusions would have been just too strong it would have essentially made the case. and in fact it would have amounted to recognition confirmation collusion existed within the security forces in this

particular sector in the conflict i suppose politically for many many other reasons just comfortable for many people for the british government. pulling out of the overarching report really is just unacceptable for the. fundamental elements of my report would have been for these questions to be almost how is it a group of place officers. know that they can go back to a farm where there is a bomb in a car having been on the survivors and yet they know they can go back the following . and the bomb goes off we'll dive in the confidence that they were not going to be apprehended there and then. or someone to stice for me that is the biggest question that needs to be answered.

desperate to get to the truth before some of the elderly bereaved relatives die steve morris is on answered questions were put before the courts and. their lawyers challenged the haiti failure to provide the thematic that they were promised. amongst the legal exhibits provided to the high court was a copy of on cadwallader as lethal allies the 1st time any such group was accepted as a legal exhibit in the northern courts. in july 27 tane the courts delivered a stunning victory for the families ordering the chief constable to come up within weeks with an inseparable independent fully resourced report to fulfil its e.t.s. prompts. humiliated the chief constable the pain despite objections from the bereaved families 11 of whom it passed away since the court case began.

it's been alone hard on for the families today it honest was a scream very disappointment that the overarching report that would have pulled ever come together and made all the connections and wasn't being completed to there . how important is today for the. importance frustrating yesterday it was disappointing you have your ups and downs equally in the story but i know that however that frustration and sadness is sneek there are people all. you'll have lost families who are getting up this morning wondering if this is going to be a good day and they finally get some justice. so these days

you never know what the courts are going to decide but there's no doubt about it in the 3 months since groundbreaking picture in the courts on the 28th of july 27th jean although the p.s. and i in the state were ordered by the judge to negotiate with us and come forward with a green route to an inquiry and a report we've just discovered that they have done nothing. absolutely nothing so if you're an individual or a citizen and you're ordered to do something by course you have to do it because somehow if your police force and you're all by courts to something you can get away with doing nothing for at least 3 months and if they decide to appeal today which is possible it could delay everything right here some of our family members are also ill they might be here and am just see the report that they wish to and

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a couple of. the underlying idea of the workshop is a calendar of which the film thrilled to find joy in little things and. gets. some control from middle class to. most of them are very hardworking people who want to get ahead that have either have some some health issues or have some of it out of streak of bad luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get addicted anyone that's homeless is treated like garbage people look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not the

case see how it is to be pull in the world's richest country. welcome to maximize your financial survival guide. looking forward to a year that's without. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. is a hugely pivotal day for the families and their faith for justice for 2 reasons the 1st one the courthouse and the rare move ordered that they play should no take action on complete the report that was promised to all of these families the 2nd issue is that it is an unprecedented move the court has asked for the place to provide often even evidence compelling and setting a way they have not given any notes or records as to why this decision was taken

the reality is this decision has been made clear by the court is as irrational but only awful by tame that justice was no longer delayed to the follies of going on and i just was done in the peace completed the support without any endless litigation. almost 4 years since we started this case and. i have watched family members from doug and pos way on the other family members that's are at the going on serious pasta. for the families their spin on emotional torture a sick a lot logical torture. and it's near tame that. george hamilton relays that enough is enough on the day of the dinosaur are you c.d.'s are over to have a proper place in the house to be a furnace and justice thank you. ever. since

fall we've identified says people who were involved in the murders of 120 past people who are members of the circle security forces we've named most of them and there may be others we don't know of very few spend a day in jail now that's too many people over short few he is involved in 120 murders in one geographic small geographical area to be explainable by the bad apples larry as far as the victims were concerned they would just come ashleigh. damage in what was a state systemic policy of collusion now as far as the family is a concern and they have the right to truth and justice some want apology and acknowledgment others want day in court will support whatever they choose. well it's amazing how the truth comes art is charged by rich city that said it comes like go down to the door. and it has happened from time to time.

some people have for the not conscious has taken them and they have revealed different material and a few years of can by of course of this i've been interested in of trying to find out the truth of what happened and who was responsible but at the same time a lot of awfully sick killings haven't been. going to church at the authorities today and they had to care for information about the media you do you fear for collusion but not in comparison to the sure bunch of collusion only on salt it's not all that it's not ready for it. yet. on shushed and h.s. just at the just a style of god not let. us down for a cup now. expose them. for what they did.

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conflict take to protect themselves as a neutral arbiter at this stage that story doesn't stack up any more the british did who are involved in the most killings they were involved with loyalist paramilitaries. her alone. i suppose my abiding hope would be that we can tell that story and that we can honor those who lost their lives through the collision of acts of members of the security forces. me having the white clothes of filling stations and a few lonely street lamps among fields you climb the hills towards newton how moved past the fuse forest beneath the stars. along that road a high bare pilgrim's track where sweeney fled before the bloodied heads gold

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welcoming our viewers from around the world live from central london this is r.t. u.k. . the u.k. lowers its coded 19 alert level as the prime minister hints that to reach a social distancing could also be relaxed. but that the government review into social distancing threatens to derail a july reopening for the pubs and restaurants i'll be talking to a pub owner planning to open the doors regardless. thousands of student nurses who signed up to work on the grown a virus front line have been told their contracts will end early and they feel betrayed i can't get my head around why because we're students it is acceptable i do believe it's father so i want to be acknowledged it should be acknowledged in

a better way it shouldn't be. very. local doctors are increasingly losing faith in the government's response to the pandemic frankest a virus testing delays and long term breach scandals but since public health experts criticised the u.k. for not recording competent virus cases. on the u.k.'s borrowing source to a record high as the debt exceeds the entire economy for the 1st time in office century and tax receipts for the treasury along all that the reaction of a tax expert. the u.k. has downgraded its covered 900 level from 4 to 3 speculation grows that the prime minister could cut the social distancing rule from 2 meters but the chief medical

officers from all 4 of the u.k.'s home nations also warn against complacency amid fears of localized virus outbreaks well for more on this job. talk us through that . what the lowering of the level actually means so what we've seen today is the decision by the chief medical officer of england wales northern ireland and scotland really a joint effort to bring that rating down from 4 to 3 now this ranking system or threat level system has been in place since quite early on in the pandemic but what do these numbers mean well the rankings go from 5 all the way to one with 5 being the most severe and that was the case where at the beginning of this crisis where we feared that possibly the n.h.s. might be overrun now the level that we've just come out of number 4 signified that transmission levels were high and were rising exponentially that's now been brought

down to number 3 which suggests that the transmission level is no longer that high to suggest the virus is spreading exponentially although there are still social distancing measures that have to be adhered to and there are fears that there could be localised breaking out of the infections once more level 2 represents what would be essentially a much lower level of transmissions and until you reached level one which is the ideal scenario where there are no more new cases of coded 1900 another virus is essentially been eradicated 4 now of course we aren't there yet but where we are is at a point where the transmission level of the reinfection level should i say the our rate has dropped below one now the our rate if it's above one for example if it's 3 that means that on average every one who has the virus spreads it on average to another 3 people meaning the virus is spreading on the other hand if it's less than one for example for every 10 people that have it spread it to 5 already spread it's

2 and a half and so on that then represents the virus dying out now because currently the latest figures show the u.k.'s our rate is somewhere between point $7.00. government have been easing measures opening non-essential shops and as zoos and so on they've also said that they will be reviewing social distancing measures to bring down the the distance advise for people to keep apart from to meet adults one with the prime minister saying that we could see that change made in schools so. it's really diminishing amongst us all and that's the most important thing and that will allow us as the alert level comes down that will allow us to start making some progress as i've said on our plan and with the social distancing measures so when we go forward to july the 4th which is the next big this stage in the plan and we hope that there will be more guidance out very very shortly to help people help

businesses help hospitality to prepare for that and and how to implement social distancing in a safe way that is the time to come back and get your kids back into into school and of course on the on the social distancing measures as i said watch this space we will be putting in the changes and the science allows. now we know that many industries have asked for this distance to be reduced to one meets as not least the hospitality industry pops bars restaurants cafes and so on all wanting that distance to be brought down to one meter line with the lot health organizations guidelines that would allow them to open their doors and get more customers through to hopefully from their perspective pick up the economy now earlier this evening we saw the daily press conference being headed up by a government williamson who is also giving his own updates in his role as education secretary. in terms of the review with distance of the prime minister has made it

clear that this review is currently being undertaken is going to be a short period of time and it will be reporting back to the prime minister and to cabinet cabinet to make a decision but i'm afraid we're not in a position i'm not in a position today to give you an exact date we've already been very clear that we want to see all children in all classes are returning full time to school in september that's what we're working towards and we're actually much further ahead than northern ireland. are the education secretary saying that the u.k. is ahead of northern ireland who themselves have hinted that they would be looking to bring down the distance to one metre in schools by the end of august so that could be an indication that the government will be following suit soon case of watch this space as they say he said thank you very much. what despised boris johnson's optimism a government review into to meet

a social distancing could delay plans to reopen pubs and restaurants on july the 4th pubs and bars have been closed since the beginning of the lockdown in march with the sector among the hardest hit in the u.k. but some owners are rebelling and vowed to reopen their doors on july the 4th anyway. and the war on pub react means i'm now joined by local pub owner fianna hornsby fair enough thank you for joining us and what did you think when you heard the july the 4th opening could be reviewed and then pull it out is just just ridiculous we can't wait any longer for the government's a decision we really we've waited long enough but it still took me to distant saying can you really survive we can survive but it would certainly make a contribution least we're still a business operation was still in carrying costs despite the fact we've got a rental muscle of bills and we've got to find a way in the well boris johnson seems to be hinting that the 2 meet a social distancing could be cut what do you hearing. with again everything is just

a position where we're live in the papers every day we're looking at twitter every day where you know you can't there's no answer so there's no communication whatsoever from the government from the councils allowed so what we should be plan and how we should be organizing ourselves it's not fair on us it's not fair not same it's not fair and customers so we die and so just get back out there and meet some of the table with a government tells you it's not safe to open when you go ahead anyway i think ultimately people will only come out if they believe it's safe for them to come out swivel to do everything we can and if it has to be 3 reasons related put out for 2 minutes as we was how do we what meets that which would make it easier today and we will cause we will do everything we possibly can and we will have some science in place without masks if we need them we will have the signage that we made will have an accurate risk assessment on that straight however we're doing risk assessment from that we don't know what the rules are for for yet which is it's just nonsensical but how bad has the crisis been for your pub in particular it's just

been awful i mean we've been very lucky very very sympathetic landlords but we know we close on the 20th of march with no warning that a salad bowl of ale and we've thrown away today 4000 pints which is a break and we've got some support of the government which has been fantastic but the fellow cost is not smelly can't cover all the costs of your wages you have the still pierre wait wait supply and you know if we've chosen to pay anybody actually that we have so was. your utility bills that means we paid it's just terrifying what's new that's nonstop and what preparations are you making phone july the 4th. again we're just we're cleaning cleaning gunplay langar we're getting we've got a company coming in next week to do arrest assessment for us so make sure that we're much ahead you know where i have to get rather than you know making up as we go along but that's all we can say at this stage and it's even it's even spell it's been quite a lot of. the supply chains not arctic and yet. because they they can't prove they

are and so the books are ready to go because they've already had to dispose of an awful lot of they don't want to be there now again i'm sure so what you really need is a definitive date. we need a date and we need the guidance and we need it so you know the week before is die early and often need you know that we're talking about of the 4th of july that's 2 weeks tomorrow we should have the guidelines to say at the very latest to be fair it should be last friday ok fair to hold sway thank you very much indeed thank you thank you. well thousands of student nurses dropped in on to the n.h.s. frontline during the peak of the corrective hours crisis have been told their contracts were terminated early leaving many fierce and even in debt one of them any pavane told r.t. u.k. about how disappointed she was at the news just after finishing a scheft i am as welcome back to my carnage and just remember feeling really let down and unsupported because we've been marching so hard and so many students

across the country jim say opportunity how can such a challenging time with little or no cliff was not hesitate and if there is now that we have been used for what we needed fought and pushed to the silo that regardless of what we were promised and i am i am a sad because i feel that it was anybody else in and you have aligned. if they've signed contracts. watching a certain period of time they wouldn't have had that. on it would have what the contract to be and because it wouldn't have been acceptable and the fall of originally planned and now i can't get my head around why because we're students it is acceptable to believe it's bad for acknowledged it should be acknowledged in a better way it shouldn't be. well in march almost $18000.00 student nurses and midwives in their final 6 months of studies or 2nd year were called to work temporarily alongside frontline n.h.s.

workers it was part of a move to boost the health service workforce during the coronavirus pandemic in anticipation of hospital beds being overwhelmed during the virus peak while most contracts were set to last until around september the government now says the paid placements will terminate at the end of july but the health secretary was taken to task over the action in the house of commons all of a nature stuff deserve great praise don't they mr speaker so can i just ask even a specific point which i for which i as a merged in the last couple of days one student nurses who joined the front line 6 months ago as part of the coronavirus efforts now seeing that paid placement schemes terminated early leaving them with no income surely this is no way to treat student nursing staff it is wrong to suggest that student nurses and midwives are being made redundant all student nurses and midwives are required to complete placements during their training as part of the response to cope in 19 these hours been paid and will be until the end of the summer and n.h.s.

england has been provided with the funding to student salaries as part of our response to 19 and the chief nurse has taken that forward. well more than 70000 people have since signed a petition demanding the health secretary doesn't prematurely end the paid placement and nursing unions are demanding carroty from england's health authorities calling for the government to all of the sacrifice of skilled nurses have made the former health secretary jeremy hunt said on twitter that he cannot believe the government would let down so-called brilliant and brave nurses but the department of health and social care denies that anything has changed by the end of july most final year students can qualify as registered nurses and start full time work increasing their pay those with hours to complete will be paid until september 2nd year students will return to complete their qualifications so they can qualify as quickly as possible which is always been the plan student nurse at a party and also told us that the sacrifices made by those like herself in the face

of the pandemic are undeniable i've had 0 distance myself from obviously c.n.n. friends and family and i think absolutely of up to the end responded to joining the emergency register they've all made sacrifices to address the pandemic. obviously prior to where i can if they were living with people with house conditions they would hards have completely distance themselves from that and we've also had to adapt ourselves to a new role we've taken on new responsibilities we're no longer supernumerary so although the support is still in place where we're more and dependently and taking on different responsible as using different roles i've had to adopt a lot so i would say sacrifices have been made by should it matter as. far as my cohort i'm trying to be a pediatric gnashed and a lot of my other students in the class they've been sent to new adults warts and

gets to an environment that they're not training to be in that. having to adapt to new situations that they've never experienced they've not been exposed to it before are on it the have to adapt a lot even in the children's ward read up you know or see and different things that we knew we wouldn't have been around a normal pace next because it isn't a normal placement. a placement and a pandemic that nobody expected so even though nasa is qualified nobody expected it . so to come as our. poll shows a local doctors are increasingly losing faith in the government's response to the coronavirus crisis as a public health experts criticised the u.k. for not reporting the couple cases. and u.k. borrowing soars with the total debt now more than the entire economy as tax income also falls we hear from a tax expert. the

world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. dares thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back technology giant apple has refused claims that it's working with the u.k. government on a version of the virus contact tracing up it comes after the health secretary

announced the alleged joint venture and claimed flaws that its software were sponsible for the failings of his own corroded contact coronavirus contacts tracing program. of course we've been testing google and apple's product too and as we did this we found that it does not estimate distance well enough measuring distance of course is mission critical to any contact tracing app so as it stands our out went work because apple won't change their system but it can measure distance and their app cold measure distance well enough to a standard that we are satisfied with throughout lists for me what matters is what works because what works will save lives and i will work with anyone public or private sector here or overseas to gain an any inch of ground against this disease so we've agreed to join forces with google and apple to bring the best bits of both

systems together well apple said it had to be made aware that the u.k. government was intending to work with them on a new hybrid app it also said claims about its alleged software failings in terms of measuring distance were difficult to understand it comes as the u.k. government figures reveal over 11000000 pounds has already been spent on developing the current contact tracing up which is now set to be scrapped. now local doctors are increasingly losing faith in the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic according to a recent poll of the $700.00 doctors are 65 percent say they have a negative opinion of the government's pandemic response that's up from 35 percent in april at the height of the u.k.'s outbreak 55 percent don't think the government's test and trace program will stop the spread of the virus while over 3 quarters say the actions of the prime minister's chief advisor dominic cummings and his lockdown trip to durham of meant others are less likely to follow the existing

rules welcoming as a doctor dr zisha told me the government is not following the science at abusing it . my feeling is that the responses as not been very good at all and there's been very little interest in the welfare frontline clinicians it's my feeling that there was a manipulation of various guidelines it's we use substandard p.p. for example and i was very disappointed about how the government simply gets a sense of the b.m.a. to be any risk group view that's the black asian minority an ethnic group b. . it's also clear that matters hancock's comments about watching the tone of language to a clinician challenging him in parliament and summarizes in my view what the government wants which is essentially a kind of blind obedience which can effectively cost you your life. i'm

not alone in having lost a great deal of faith in them or faith in the government was much higher during the peak of the virus what is it in a nutshell that changed for you well as i was so sort of in sync. it's these it's the terminology and the repeated claims of science when actually that's not what we're seeing government says that in all of its policies it's guided by the science we all know that when this is over challenges will be made in our belief actually someone is making a challenge legally and presents. what we're seeing is not science we're seeing signed his him we're seeing the abuse of. science in inverted commas. and meanwhile dr amir khan told me that when it comes to decision making local doctors have been left out in the cold. we were late to the game when it came to lockdown and that resulted in lots of or necessary deaths there was the issue with

p.p.l. it's a continuing issue at the moment where doctors didn't feel safe health care workers didn't feel safe at work and that unfortunately resulted in doctors and nurses and health care workers dying probably a message sara lee because they were also urged the right protection going forward from there the test of traces you know it's been a bit of a disaster today we heard that they're going to drop what they had planned and they're going to go to google and apple to try and set it up and that will be ready to christmas by which time you know it's going to be far too late and all of this has been done without the primary care. and that's that's been a real issue you know we haven't been there we know our communities better than anyone we can tell you know how the infection is likely to spread within the communities we work with normally those have been consulted and we work in these areas coreg homes where we're seeing patients with coronavirus type symptoms and we're only able to test that for it's as well so it is we've all it's just been

a disaster which is which is reflected in those those results you mentioned there the government have made more effort to actively support local doctors yes definitely you know we we be left behind in the hospital that's quite rightly be prioritized and they were prepared for it but the general practice it hasn't been involved in any of those discussions announce where we feel now that we've lost confidence in in the government well meanwhile the u.k. has been criticized for failing to report covert $1000.00 recoveries public health experts have said the decision has made many cases invisible to the n.h.s. out of the $25.00 countries with the highest incidence of coronavirus only one of the nation does not report recovery as naturally. a public health expert professor paul hunter told me that the u.k. probably isn't recording recoveries because of high case volume i think probably

they're actually following up people. after discharge in a way that we're maybe not be doing. and it is important to follow people we don't know yet exactly or proportionately who will go on to develop more chronic symptoms and we probably were no doubt to certain until into the autumn much more people have been. reasonable for at least 6 months unless we're actually following people who were know that and also it's important to. an understanding of the risk of transmission because at the moment we believe probably that most people being found not infectious are. being of well if it were not following people work around millennium time we're not aware whether they may well be related to the source exist later are so if it's a case of it big a simple as recording positive test and then checking up on people why are we not

doing it. i mean probably because we've had far too many cases. doing that has been. beyond really ability to earthly years system to girly code. the u.k.'s debt has hit a record high as government borrowing surged to fight the coronavirus crisis and treasury tax receipts have also plunged. the country's borrowing has risen to almost $104000000000.00 pounds that's $87000000000.00 more than the same time last year the extra spending has resulted in debt rising by over 20 percent and it all means the total level of government debt $1.00 trillion pounds has now grown to more than the entire u.k. output for the 1st time since 1963. but for more on this i'm now joined by tax expert robert pull pull and robert thank you for joining us i mean it's not just borrowing that's up but income is down as well isn't it i mean how bad is the picture i mean this is pretty bad the figures are quite literally on personality

coming through 14000000000 pounds lower the tax receipts been in the last quarter the end of may be 18 meticulous has been the hardest hit down 31000000000 pounds that's a huge number so going forward then can we expect tax rises for those are lucky enough to be working. in these difficult for the government of this point to decide what to do and there's a balance to take so income taxes the biggest tax contribution to the government that's the easiest one for them as we increase obviously that could be seen as a tax on jobs so the government's finances very carefully over the next few months deciding what parts of them are improves which taxes you foresee going up. so i think in the far life isn't there an inheritance tax and possibly capital gains tax they don't consciously lots and lots to the to the budget to the government coffers

they do contribute some and that could be increased for me quite easily income tax maybe increase but it's more likely that there will be a surcharge or some sort of one of levy going forward where things will get better as a song says most of the country will be back to work by christmas or will they. hard to say this point is a range of different forecasts been given by different economists schemes to change quite considerably over the next few months last jump was shocks or even a boss people are going back to work the picture of the jobs outlook in this country is very mixed right what kind of stimulus package does the government need to introduce. it is difficult to say well as the coronavirus process that we have now we've also got rights it deadlines coming up at the end of this year so the government probably keeping all that for that recently as of now how to spend a lot of the over budget they've had this course in the economy now tax changes

should be used as an opportunity to shape the economy as it grows and comes out of this and it's a it's a unique opportunity that he's in a house right now to try and stimulate the economy in a way that works and what i want to support the government doing what i think the next move obey well i think there's likely to be motions in budget coming up as some others probably probably going to get a statement around july so we should all look out for that one that will most likely be a mixture of tax increases i would have thought but also some targeted tax relief strong calmly if i were white for those that robert poland thank you very much david joining us thank you. and that's all from o.c. u.k. our colleagues as america will take over at the top of the out but from all of us here in london have a very good weekend don't forget to practice. we

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