aren't falling off a cliff edge this winter. l chichester aren't falling off a cliff edge this winteris winter. i can understand the _ cliff edge this winter. i can understand the concern . cliff edge this winter. i can understand the concern of| cliff edge this winter. i can i understand the concern of the honourable member but of course that £1.5 billion was already baked into the forecast, that is not new money to spend on initiatives. as the honourable lady will know we inherited a £22 billion black hole inherited a £22 billion black hole in the public finances and we will set out the detail of that in the budget tomorrow. but because of that we have had to make very difficult choices but even in those difficult circumstances we have protected winter fuel payment for the most vulnerable pensioners, who are on pension credit, as well as boosting uptake of the pension credit so that those who get the support they are entitled to actually do.— entitled to actually do. residents of jose - h entitled to actually do. residents of joseph rowntree's _ entitled to actually do. residents of

. >> i was in chichester last week and tim peake was born there. oh really? he lived there.p there. >> yeah, my grandparents lived there, so i spent a lot of time there, so i spent a lot of time there as a child. very lovely. >> so it is very lovely. that's very, very true. you can't get near the cathedral at all. >> why not be able to parking restrictions. >> all sorts of nonsense. anyway , >> all sorts of nonsense. anyway, earlier we got the views of oscar . oscar was a former oscar. oscar was a former adviser to [000:08:39;00] [000:08:39;00]