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copland by managing the grazing hutton's, of hearts of livestock, animals come to controls, areas like this, the heart is know each other, they take rack because of those will come from outside the north then or implants trust runs a program and is projected stream of $15000000.00 tons of carbon from the environment that will be traded for cash alyssa, to, yes, that's worth about $300000000.00. is hard, is, are some of the most marginalized people in kenya, and they say they don't understand the politics around the top of the trading. they just want a better life for the families. the at least $29.00 people had been killed and a number of is really a tax on the underside off refugee comes in central gaza. the, you're watching all to 0. like for my headquarters in del fine, getting navigates also. it has the degree indoors or loved ones, so you can side to the head of the intensive care unit to come out on one hospital who was killed in an israel.

. >> and we also saw, of course, will hutton of who made a fortune and bought a large stately home in the cotswolds off the back of his thatcher book. one of us, i think it was called or something like that. under the state we're in and he's he's saying that he's actually relishing it. he's not saying, oh, they'll be fine . not saying, oh, they'll be fine. he's actually looking forward to farmers having to sell up and these farms falling into the hands of i don't know, new entrepreneurs with, you know, who want to farm lentils or something. >> well, they see they see young people are going to come in and it's going to rejuvenate farming. but i'm not i'm not sure that that didn't work really well in zimbabwe . really well in zimbabwe. >> buying my first flat. it's not that easy to buy property , not that easy to buy property, buy a farm instead. well, apparently yeah. >> i have a young person who lives with me. he would rather not buy a farm. i think he would rather stick with the other things i think is extraordinary. >> is that thousands of farmers are potentially coming to london. i

will hutton is here too — he's an observer columnist who agrees with the changes, saying they will bring britain. first of all, tom bradshaw, you heard what nick has reported in terms of the latest in the finance bill next year and an impact assessment which will be required. does that help you and your members? the very fact that two government departments can't agree on the correct set of figures gives us great cause for concern. which of the accurate figures? what is the impact going to be? there is also the human impact of this policy that i believe has been completely overlooked. and anybody that is not likely to live seven years, and there are many people, octogenarians or older, that until the 30th october, the very best tax advice was to keep your farm until death. those people have absolutely no way to plan through this. but italy where they have already lost one part of a couple. the inheritance tax is going to be way lower than the £3 million that the prime minister talks about their other threshold. they are properly going to get 1.3, threshold. they are properly going to get

we need and the funding arrangements between the nhs and contractors will be set out in the usual way . the usual way. >> lord huttonmr speaker members have raised their concerns with a range of damaging policies pursued by the leader of the opposition. >> this includes voting against critical investment for our nhs, stating that maternity pay is excessive and the minimum wage a burden and even backing harmful fracking when lasting government. so is the prime minister aware of any attempt by the leader of the opposition to justify these dangerous positions, which would cause untold damage to communities like mine in south dorset, where this government has given millions of people a pay rise of £1,400 by boosting the minimum wage , we strengthened parental wage, we strengthened parental leave with better rights for parents, but huge investment into our schools and nhs and all of that, whilst ensuring that pay of that, whilst ensuring that pay slips of working people have not been affected. >> it's clear whose side we're on the working people of this country. now, i have not heard the leader of the opposition clarify