and david cameron, — with george osborne and david cameron, etc.ing in other ways and trying to avoid a conflict. briefly, susie, china and russia are actually forming this new strategic alliance against the west. putin met the president, he was there for the olympic ceremony.— the president, he was there for the olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be- -- these — olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... these are _ olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... these are people _ olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... these are people who - olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... these are people who don't i be... these are people who don't have any other friends, so of course when putin turns up, and he's probably the only one who has, she jim payne will make a huge post and act like they are great buddies. they're like any two playground bullies. the fact that they are nasty men and terrible bullies, one of whom poisons people for fun and one of whom commits genocide, will have a fall out of their own. they'll

george osborne imposed a windfall tax or can be done.the coming weeks and months. you really think so given the fact that the government hasn�*t know at the moment? the government hasn't know at the moment? ., ., , ., ,, moment? the government does make decisions and — moment? the government does make decisions and then _ moment? the government does make decisions and then does _ moment? the government does make decisions and then does change - moment? the government does make decisions and then does change his i decisions and then does change his mind. it has a form for doing that whether it�*s external pressure or involving situation. if this continues and if this cost two talk of the price increasing again in a few months�* time, the chancellor will have to come back and announce more help. he�*ll have to find that money from somewhere. i don�*t think this option is entirely off the table. �* , this option is entirely off the table. �*, ., ., ~' this option is entirely off the table. �*, ., .,, table. let's look at it as i said in the

i george osborne and others, how does this compare with that?— this compare with that?in _ this compare with that? i think what we've seen in this _ this compare with that? i think what we've seen in this document - this compare with that? i think what we've seen in this document is - we've seen in this document is something which is a lot more wide—ranging, it offers something which covers all the regions of england as well as touches upon the nations of the united kingdom. but it is important to remember that it isn't the first attempt to do regional policy. you rightly pointed out the northern powerhouse agenda, many people remember that agenda and that was significant in establishing metro what he really has to do is embed across whitehall these ethos of closing the divide. having outlined is the question is for other whitehall departments, are they can get beyond his agenda was mad and crucially as treasury could get behind the agenda and backed the resources that it needs? thank you. let's see what a splash that story makes in the papers in a few hours times. will

this is something that has been done by chancellors in the past, it was done by george osborne, by gordon asked them to repay that money in years to come. but the cost of what the chancellor has announced that £200 upfront rebate that gets paid over five years is actually 6 billion. so you wouldn�*t be able to offer the level of help to everyone that he is talking about. we of help to everyone that he is talking about.— of help to everyone that he is talkin: about. . ., , ., ., ., talking about. we have put forward a full costed talking about. we have put forward a fully casted plan _ talking about. we have put forward a fully costed plan that _ talking about. we have put forward a fully costed plan that would - talking about. we have put forward a fully costed plan that would use - talking about. we have put forward a fully costed plan that would use the l fully costed plan that would use the additional vat receipts that are being paid at the moment because inflation is so high, along with these taxes on north sea oil and gas to do two things. to take £200 of every one�*s bills and £400

i think good work was already being done by george osborne with the northern powerhouse initiative that? if you look at, for example, what the mayor of _ work? if you look at, for example, what the mayor of greater - what the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has been doing. andy has been setting out plans in order to ensure effective credit transport across greater manchester, trams and buses and bikes, which enable people to get from home to work, to leisure more quickly. we are working with mayors in the west midlands like andy street who is doing an amazing job to deliver the infrastructure. of course the prime minister, when he was mayor of london, ensured we had a transport infrastructure that worked for the whole of the city, so we want to ensure that what boris did in london to improve transport also occurs across the uk. i wonder if andy burnham _ also occurs across the uk. i wonder if andy burnham might _ also occurs across the uk. i wonder if andy burnham might say - also occurs across the uk. i wonder if andy burnham might say to i also occurs across the uk. i wonde