said the british treasury will hire you can you take them seriously companies or they say we need to see much more start to get all of these issues because we're as i stated dealing with one economic impact i mean it was 6 months are going to happen all along and that's the end of the transition period chris thank you for joining us chris hasn't lived here 90. the government is facing pressure to scrap its reported plans to bring back car parking charges for n.h.s. staff unable to took up the issue of boris johnson in the commons. to add further insult to injury there are reports this morning the government is to remove 3 for spittal parking for n.h.s. workers in england the prime minister will know that this could cost hundreds of pounds a month for our nurses our doctors are terrorists and our support staff we go and it just works so much we all clapped for them we should be rewarding them not make it more expensive to go to work the promise to must know this is wrong will he be considered a little it out here mr speaker the hospital car parks all 3 of the n.h.s. staff pull this pa

the british treasury consider slapping on one businesses but they have to be levied to create a level playing field with a high street but the industry wants it just means higher prices for consumers are we talking to the c.e.o. of the partition independent retail association. the b.b.c. rules if we keep its own editorial guidelines in the document real protective kid children in the health service by not revealing the from the tickle background of one contributor we'll be hearing from a barrister. and also the son as a cat's becomes the 1st pets in britain to catch coronavirus to take a look at the risks and separate the fact from fiction. prime minister boris johnson has warned of a 2nd wave of corona virus from europe amid an ongoing right now of a quarantine in travel us from spain but that's a localized infection rates continue to rise across england as the northern town of black becomes the key coronavirus hotspot oldham brings in tougher restrictions to avoid a full lockdown or you can see saudi joins me now so he said the government is worried about imported cases. absolutely

the british treasury considers slapping on line businesses with a hefty livy to create a level playing field with the high street of the industry just means higher prices for consumers we hear from online retail experts. young black asian amber norty ethnic men of twice as likely to be falling for breaching the lock down rules as young white men. and also the b.b.c. rules it reached its own editorial guidelines in the documentary in protective kids shortages in the health service by not reading the political background of one contributor. and as a consequence of 1st pets in britain to catch coronavirus we take a look at the risks and separate fact from fiction. the prime minister boris johnson has warned of a 2nd wave of coronavirus from europe and they had an ongoing row of a quarantine in travelers from spain but that says localized infection rates continue to rise across england as the northern town of blackburn becomes a key coronavirus hotspot and oldham brings in tougher restrictions to avoid a full lockdown because he said he joins me now so he said the government is worried abo

the british treasury considers slapping online businesses where they have to live in to create a level playing field for the history of industry boards it just means higher prices for consumers will be told to the c.e.o. of the british independent retailers association. the b.b.c. rules it preached its own editorial guidelines on the control protective kittrell just in the health service by not revealing the political background of one contributor we hear from a barrister. we look to the b.b.c. to uphold news to report facts we're not really interested in what they don't stop that is not a t.t. they g.t. is to provide in castille object to news coverage. as a cat becomes the 1st patent britain to catch coronavirus we take a look at the risks and separate the fact from fiction. the prime minister boris johnson is one of a 2nd wave of coronavirus from europe midden on going rather well over corn teeming travelers from spain but that's as localized infection rates continue to rise across england as the northern town of black becomes a key coronavirus hotspot and oldham brings in tougher r

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prime minister, will you take back control and give instructions to the treasury, cabinet office and townhall's to actually buy british and protect british jobs jobs jobs? >> poland, what we believe, we will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, we will ensure contracts go to great british companies. was we will not do is turn face against the notion of international free trade and the market that brought colossal wealth to the people of this country. those are the economics of the matter. >> to avoid drama we need to complete the process of getting] done in the next few months. will my right honorable friend confirm to everyone listening that nothing in the northern ireland protocol will be allowed to stop the united kingdom for the whole united kingdom. >> the northern irish protocol will provide for the unfettered access between all parts. >> totally on board with the premise or's rhetoric that for too long money has piled in and investment is needed now to bolster and boost universal confidence which can he explain why the secretary argued wales is too few businesses and taxpayers to be successful, he can't condon

smart choices and it actually says that beijing should consider taking aim at british companies particular it mentions treasury h.s.b.c. and the automotive company land rover which has investments in china it also mentions chick talk which is a 20 social media app owned by the chinese company by now as we understand it by was in talks with the u.k. government or been a new headquarters in the u.k. that would provide about 3000 jobs but according to some sources these talks have stalled due to political reasons so we may see some sort of trade tit for tat or certainly some economic ramifications from this move by the u.k. in other world news a blast in pakistan's baluchistan province has killed at least one person the explosion in the busy to our as injured several others police have cordoned off the area and rescue teams are on site as many of the wounded have been taken to hospital no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. saudi arabia's government may soon announce corruption charges against former crown prince mohammed bin nayef according to the reuters news agency it points to a pro-government twit

treasury yields. romaine: let's go to mark crumpton. first word news. mark: florida authorities say a britishorida man, and forwarded team hacked the twitter accounts of multiple individuals to scam people around the globe of more than $100,000 in bitcoin. the 17 year old boy was arrested today in tampa. the hacks lead to bogus tweets being sent out from the accounts on july 15. the charges against the individuals include communications, organize fraud, fraudulent use of personal information, and access to computer without authority. federal authorities also announced charges today. house speaker nancy pelosi is asking republicans in the white house to come quickly to know proceeding table with democrats over the next coronavirus really i could prevent unemployment assistance and an eviction more train from expiring for millions of americans. they have taken us down with their delay, denial, and distortions that cause unnecessarily. let's say that we should all of us can see that scientists should be making the decisions about how we stop the spread of t thosesease, and not the president seem

the fact that not only has this crisis, the british armed services absolutely in defense of all in scotland and elsewhere getting through it but the uk treasury, the uk treasury step up to the plate and get furlough funding across four parts of the united kingdom. it was a massive success and let me tell you the consequent amount of 3.8 billion pounds to scotland. >> going back to the leader of the s&p, ian blackburn. >> the prime minister didn't answer the question was the question is what are the consequential thought of yesterday? we know there was not a single penny for scotland out of what was supposed to be a reset speech from the prime minister, that is what the speech, devoid of ambition and any support for the most vulnerable in our society. on a 2-tiered recovery on the same day, reintroduce the benefits sanction regime, it is heartless, it is cruel, it is unnecessary. the prime minister announced right now to keep the fees on benefits sanctions, wait until shamed into another. >> i seats the right honorable gentlemen to think he might be mistaken. the uk government is dedicated to supporting people evolving comes across this countr

british empire. >>> still ahead, florida surpasses the number of coronavirus cases in new york. also treasurytary steve mnuchin says the republicans have finalized the relief legislation. but where to the democrats stand on it? those stories and more coming up. on it? those stories and more coming up to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. - oh.- oh, darn! - wha- let me help. and if you're pregnant or pla

crisis seen the british army, the british armed services absolutely indispensable in scotland and elsewhere in helping us get through it, but they have seen the u.k. treasury step up to the plate and get that furlough funding across all parts of our united kingdom. it was a massive success. let me tell them that already, the amount of 3.8 billion pounds for scotland. >> going back to the leader of the snp. pm johnson: the prime minister -- >> the prime minister could not answer the question. the question was, what were the consequential's of yesterday? we know there was not a single penny for scotland out of what was supposed to be a speech from the prime minister. this was a speech devoid of action, devoid of ambition and devoid of any support for the most vulnerable in our society. the prime minister has set the u.k. on a two tiered recovery on the same day he delivered his speech. this tory government reintroduced the sanction regime after a three month freeze. that is not leveling up. it is heartless. it is cruel. it is unnecessary. will the prime minister announced right now that he will keep the freeze on and if it sanctions or will we have to wait u

treasury documents reveal a 10000000000 pound of acacia. redevelopment and expansion plans for the trials on the basis of the challenge of the british parliament i mean fears with increased u.s. surveillance here in the u.k. we'll be hearing from a campaigner a little later. as part of preparations for a wave of coded admissions birmingham city council offered cash payments to care homes to take elderly patients but that wave never came and those discharge were in many cases never tested for the virus cams were given for windows to tender for the scheme receiving a fells and pounds cash. as an incentive but winning bids needed to accept the patient within 24 hours even if they were diagnosed with covert 19 while many care homes didn't take up the offer the council confirmed that 16 payments have been made since the scheme launched birmingham city council says the payments were for covert preparedness and was in line with government guidelines the $1000.00 pounds funding was provided to allow the care providers to purchase additional p.p.a. pay additional staff and conduct additional cleansing to allow covert positive residents to be isolated a

treasury documents reveal a 10000000000 pound allocation. and also this hour redevelopment expansion plans for the crowds from the basis of the big challenge of the british parliament and the fears of more incidents like harry dunn's fatal crash which took place near the site. as part of preparations for a wave of covert admissions birmingham city council offered cash payments to cairns to take elderly patients but that wave never came and those discharge were in many cases never tested for the virus kiddo's were given for the windows to tender for the scheme receiving a 1000 pounds cash as an incentive but winning bids needed to accept the patient within 24 hours even if they were diagnosed with covert 19 while many care homes didn't take up the offer of the council confirmed that 16 payments to be made since the scheme launched the new city council says the payments will for covert preparedness was in line with government guidelines. the $1000.00 pound funding was provided to allow the care providers to purchase additional p.p.a. pay additional staff and conduct additional cleansing to allow the positive residents to be isolated and discharged the coun

treasury documents reveal a $10000000000.00 pound application but we'll be hearing from an expert in accounting on this. redevelopment and expansion plans for the r.d.f. crossing base are said to be challenged in the british parliament amid fears of people creased u.s. surveillance in the u.k. we hear from the campaign. as part of preparations for a wave of covert emissions birmingham city council offered cash payments to him to take elderly patients but that wave never came and those discharge were in many cases never tested for the virus can homes were given for windows to tend to fool the scheme receiving 1000 pounds cash as an incentive but winning bids needed to accept the patient within 24 hours even if they were diagnosed with covert 19 while many care homes didn't take up the offer the council confirmed that 16 payments have been made since the scheme launched city councils as the payments were for preparedness and was in line with government guidelines. the $1000.00 pounds funding was provided to allow the capper vitus to purchase additional p. p. pay additional staff and conduct additional cleansing to allow covert positive residents to be isolated and discharged the council has worked closely w

british medical association, said the government could have done even more for staff who'd put their lives on the line during the pandemic. government departments won't get extra funding to pay for these rises. the treasurye provision of public services. but where budgets are already under pressure, this decision could force other tough choices. andy moore, bbc news. he'll be best remembered as was one of the heroes of england's world cup victory in 1966 — but today those who worked alongside jack charlton at leeds, middlesborough, newcastle and the republic of ireland joined to pay tribute to ‘big jack‘ at his funeral. despite covid restrictions — hundreds of people lined the streets of ashington, in northumberland, to pay their final respects. our correspondent danny savage was there. the park is over the road. these are the railings of what was their primary school back in the day with the tribute here. it is hard to understate just how much affection this town has project charlton. —— forjack charlton. to the theme tune from local hero, jack charlton's final journey started at the beginning. he was incredibly proud of his home town of ashington so his family wanted him to have one last tour of it. th

british medical association, said the government could have done even more for staff who'd put their lives on the line during the pandemic. government departments won't get extra funding to pay for these rises. the treasurywards should be affordable, that they shouldn't affect the provision of public services. but where budgets are already under pressure, this decision could force other tough choices. andy moore, bbc news. labour have welcomed the pay increase, but warned it won't make up for a decade of real—term cuts for front line workers. the policing minister, kit malthouse said the salary increase was a recognition of the contribition of public sector workers at the present time. we do have a period of wage restraint in the public sector while we were dealing with the aftermath of the crash of 2007/8 that did mean that wages were held down. over the last two or three years we are starting to see a correction of that, there have been above inflation pay rises of which this is a very significant one. and, you know, decisions about future pay obviously lie with the treasury and will have to be taken against the backdrop of what we face economically over the next few years. but for the moment today, i

well you know take back control and give instructions to the treasury and the cabinet office and whitehall and town halls to actually buy britishama later we need to complete the process of getting a plexus done in the next few months so will he therefore please confirm for the benefit of everyone listening that had nothing in the northern ireland protocol will be allowed to stop the united kingdom charging our own tariffs, from the 1st of january 2021 ? charging our own tariffs, from the 1st ofjanuary 2021? not a charging our own tariffs, from the 1st of january 2021? not a sausage ora 1st of january 2021? not a sausage or a jot of the northern irish protocol will provide any such impediment to the unfettered access of goods and services between all parts of the uk. i am totally on—board with the prime minister's rhetoric that for too long money has piled into the south—east of this island and investment is needed now to boost universal confidence. he explain why the welsh secretary took to twitter to argue that wales is to pour with too few businesses and taxpayers to be successful. surely he cannot condone the secretary of s

british value. i think borisjohnson gets this. there will be the usual battles with the treasury but i am hopeful that come the autumn we will finallycluding the speech he did at dudley a couple of weeks ago saying he really wants to reform the social care sector. i think the challenge will be that the costs of the health and social care sectors will go up a lot because of coronavirus and so the treasury is already grappling with a very large additional bill but i think there is some willingness to do that. i think also, and this morning we heard from also, and this morning we heard from a formerjapanese also, and this morning we heard from a former japanese health also, and this morning we heard from a formerjapanese health minister, and they have introduced a new tax injapan to pay for and they have introduced a new tax in japan to pay for social care. that is now around a0— £50 per month, a big additional tax rise, although it is graduated depending on your income. he said people accepted it in japan on your income. he said people accepted it injapan because they wa nt to accepted it injapan because they want to be a society that

british medical association, said the government could have done even more. who had put their lives on the line during the pandemic stop government departments won't get extra funding to pay for these rises. the treasuryat pay awards should be affordable, that they shouldn't affect the provision of public services. but where budgets are already under pressure, this decision could force other tough choices. andy moore, bbc news. nina's with us now to dig into the numbers a bit more. good morning to you. looking at the impact of that pay rise. good morning. on sunday —— ways is good news. it doesn't take a pay rise? we have been look at the numbers. atg in england and wales and £35,000, for example, will earn an extra £1085, a prison officer on £24,000 will get an extra £600. it's not a great deal of money but inflation is low. theoretically that means the workers will spend more so the money will end up back in the wider economy. the problem pointed out by labour and unions are backed up by most economists is once you take on inflation they would agree it is still way below the levels that most public sector workers would pay back in 2010 -- public sector workers would pay back in 2010 —— were paid. as