it invites mrtrump to think —— while in office.om the perspective of any criminal legal consequences. he already knows he is essentially bullet—proof in terms of impeachment because his party plainly will not convict him and remove him from office. so i think an

mrtrump is said to be considering candidates for the topjobs in his administration — whilejoe biden isng to address the nation from the rose garden, in the next two hours. earlier, the president called donald trump and invited him for talks at the white house. with the latest here's jessica parker. kamala harris strode onto the stage smiling through a crushing defeat and insisting her cause will continue. on the campaign i would often say, when we fight, we win. but here's the thing. here is the thing. sometimes the fight takes a while. that doesn't mean we won't win. but the democratic party is on its way out of the white house. presidentjoe biden will address the nation today as he prepares to hand over power to this man, donald trump, posing for what is not quite a family photo. there is tech billionaire elon musk, a major donor and promoter of donald trump. now touted for a role in the president elect�*s team. the future is going to be amazing. these stands are being put up for donald trump's inauguration injanuary, but when he lost the election four years ago he refused to concede

it's been a divided nation for a while now, what do you think mrtrump nation for a while now, what doogether this country, globally, the world on many issues and it's very positive and, yes, while i do understand that there is disappointment, ijust think disappointment, i just think that disappointment, ijust think that people need to take a step back and have faith in our country and our constitution and everything will be fine. some people have been deeply offended by some of the statements that donald trump is made and, of course, there is deep concern about women's reproductive rights as well, which was an issue during this election campaign. so that is what i want to put to year. he has offended people in the past. are we going to see a change of direction from him? because a lot of his rhetoric during the campaign was divisive. i during the campaign was divisive. ., ., during the campaign was divisive. ~ . ., , divisive. i think that it was about sending _ divisive. i think that it was about sending a _ divisive. i think that it was about sending a clear- divisive. i think that

of drugs like sentinel into the united states and mr trumps, sentinel into the united states and mrtrumpscounter to facts and reality. he added they both benefit from co—operation. us stock markets have edged higher after mr trump picked billionaire scott bessent to lead the treasury department. the dowjones closed at another record high. the s&p 500 also extended its record streak. forget the trump rally, this is the scott bessent bounce. the dowjones average led the way, jumping i%. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also rose. but it is the bond market where yields fell sharply that you are seeing the biggest reaction. wall street loves the choice. treasury is one of the crucial roles for any administration. investors are betting scott bessent will dilute mr trump because my economic plans. the billionaire hedge fund manager said his policy priority would be to deliver on trump's tax cut pledges, he is seen as tough on government spending and more balanced on tariffs. why does any of this matter? well, the concern on wall street in recent weeks has been that trump's are gender from tax cuts to

he had dinner with mrtrump and members innovation.the incoming us administration. this comes as leaders of the technology industry i tried to get a sense of what is to expect when the administration changes next year. it's thanksgiving thursday and in the us it is the busiest holiday season for reconnecting with family and in many cases, friends too. according to industry forecasts, nearly 80 million americans are expected to travel over the period. let's get more from travel expert mark murphy. the good news, the average cost of a thanksgiving dinner dropped 5% with walmart and ali offering lower prices. it harks back to pre— biden pricing. these low prices don't tell the whole story. while food prices have risen, blaming president biden alone is too simple. global supply chain issues, the war in ukraine and rising energy costs also play a role. there is also read inflation where companies raise prices to boost profits. despite donald trump �*s promise to lower grocery costs, condiments of one his policies could worsen inflation. his

mrtrump is like the report completely made up. the claim. he said it does not correspond at all to reality. it is completely made up, it's false information, there was no conversation. apparently this call was made from mara largo by donald trump. let's take it to cbs correspondent jarryd held who take this doctor is now from new york. but to speak to you. from the us side in the washington post, what was said during this call?— during this call? you're in this reported _ during this call? you're in this reported phone - during this call? you're in this reported phone call, | this reported phone call, between president—elect trump and putin, we're hearing trump reportedly advised president putin not to escalate the war in ukraine, reminding him washington's sizeable military presence in europe. trump promised to bring an immediate end to the wall, but it's not clear what rout he was taking supporting that. at, clear what rout he was taking supporting that.— clear what rout he was taking supporting that. a huge amount of interest _

voted to overturn the 2020 election result and will have the power to end the federal prosecutions of mrtrump's choosing people in his own ideological image. from january, america will be taking a hard turn right. his picks reflect the new direction the united states will be taking. rowan bridge, bbc news, washington. what does this mean for trump presidency? let's speak to dr richard johnson, a senior lecturer in us politics and policy at queen mary's univesity london. what we know so far of the nominations and what it tells us about the trump administrations. i us about the trump administrations. ., , administrations. i would put them into — administrations. i would put them into two _ administrations. i would put them into two categories. . administrations. i would put l them into two categories. the first people on donald trump's vice presidential shortlist and he has handed out good consolation prizes, i would say. these are marco rubio and others, although not appointed to cabinet level position. this happened microsecond group of people in congress, current or former members, very loya

mrtrump encounter, a payment made back in 2016.denied that there had ever been a sexual encounter, but as he is set to head into the white house as things stand, he'll be the first president to be a convicted felon. what we've heard today is that sentencing over those offences which we had expected or at least had been scheduled will not happen and there is no new date for that sentencing. instead, what thejudge that sentencing. instead, what the judge has ordered that sentencing. instead, what thejudge has ordered is for donald trump's defence team to submit their full donald trump's defence team to submit theirfull arguments. submit their full arguments. they want submit theirfull arguments. they want the case submit their full arguments. they want the case thrown out altogether by early december and for the prosecution to file their response to that. but of course, the clock is ticking all the while and donald trump will be inaugurated onjanuary 20. will be inaugurated on january 20. , . , , will be inaugurated on january 20. ,

meanwhile, mrtrump's republican party are edging closer to full control of the us congress.wing the latest from near mar—a—lago in west palm beach florida. as you say, some figures returning from the prior administration, trump mach one. people like stephen miller, who is going to be his deputy chief of staff role in the white house, he was there back in the first trump administration, very much involved with hard—line immigration policies. he looks set to be very much involved in that again, any policy based role. the borders are as you mentioned, tom homan, who again was also involved in immigration issues involved in immigration issues in the first trump administration. i think loyalty being rewarded, and it is interesting as well to see these appointments today, this big emphasis on delivering, i think, what donald trump talks about a that campaign. jessica parker in florida. back to lindy li and maude peter ricketts. lindy, what is your analysis of these appointments we have had so far. the message seems to be firstly that immigration is absolutely central to the trump

voted to overturn the 2020 election result and will have the power to end the federal prosecutions of mrtrumphoosing people in his own ideological image. from january, america will be taking a hard turn right. his picks reflect the new direction the united states will be taking. rowan bridge, bbc news, washington. jarred hill in new york told me winning the house of representatives is a major boost for donald trump. just doinu boost for donald trump. just doing some _ boost for donald trump. just doing some of _ boost for donald trump. just doing some of the _ boost for donald trump. jlst doing some of the maths, the numbers. they do have as of now a slight majority in the house, just enough to have the lead. still nine seats yet to be called in california. it is undeniable republicans will have leadership in congress, in both the house and the senate. this essentially means it will be easier for president—elect donald trump to push through some of the policies he would like to get through, easier for republicans to push through some of those as well. it could be everything from the sweeping

what you make of mrtrump? you talk inauguration. what you make of mr trump? make of him announcing who wouldn't be attending? i5 who wouldn't be attending? is that conventional behaviour? it is not conventional for him to creatively say nikki haley is not coming into the administration, or mike pompeo, it does signal to me that loyalty is going to continue to be very important to him and to his administration. 0ne be very important to him and to his administration. one of the issues that the previous administration had, including his chief of staff, his new chief of staff will contend with, is that at that time, donald trump tended to listen to the last person he spoke to but this loyalty issue, and i heard from friends of mine who worked for him, they had to take interviews and their loyalty was questioned and what that lead to, unfortunately, was people who would feign a loyalty they didn't have which contributed to some of the chaos we saw and so many of his former staffers would speak out in favour of paris because they were back conservative to begin wit

he has already phoned mrtrump and invited him to the white house, maybe as early as next week.ft in office, before what he promises will be an orderly transition of power. kamala harris also says the fight is not over, but what democrats were fighting for was roundly rejected by voters. the whole party needs to think again about their purpose and who they represent. they've got four long years before there's another shot at the white house. posed like royalty or a celebrated dynasty, the trump family, minus the future first lady. they've been restored to the top of american public life, and with a mandate to remake the nation. inside mar—a—lago, the trump florida residence, plans are just starting to take shape over who to appoint to the top jobs in the cabinet and the white house, and drafting the first executive orders he will issue as soon as he takes power. leaving the white house four years ago, donald trump left behind many unfulfilled plans and ideas. this time, he wants to make sure he really can do what he wants. sarah smith, bbc news, west palm beach. who could be in

federal open market committee meetings, and also, in several junctions in his first administration, mrtrumpmr trump seemed to be implying that the fed should be lowering rates when there was not much reason to do so, because i believe mr trump wanted to give the economy sort of a more upward trajectory if you will, creating more money — which is not the fed'sjob, theirjob is to set prices in a way, interest rates so that prices are stable and unemployment is as low as possible. and that seemed to be that mr trump wanted them to do something more dynamic than that. mr something more dynamic than that. ~ ., ., that. mr powell also spoke about mr _ that. mr powell also spoke about mr trump _ that. mr powell also spoke about mr trump not - that. mr powell also spoke i about mr trump not affecting the outlook for the federal reserve, but he did add a caveat, didn't he? he said that, whatever administration came in which shape fed policy. so when we look at with mr trump has in store for his economic priorities, how realistic are those concealer right, so right now, the market imlied right, so ri

pumping millions of his own money into mr trump's millions of his own money into mrtrump�*s runfor millionsfor office. ultimately successful run for office. according to this statement from the trump transition team, these two men will dismantle bureaucracy, cut wasteful expenditure and creates an entrepreneurial approach to government. government spending in this country is thought to amount to around $6.5 trillion a year. it is thought best effort by mr musk and vivek ramaswamy could lead to the loss of quite a few jobs in the federal government. complicated by their very business interests i am sure will be a topic of conversation. let's move onto kristi noem. nominated for homeland security. yes kristi noem. nominated for homeland security.- kristi noem. nominated for homeland security. yes and she is a long-time _ homeland security. yes and she is a long-time hardliner- homeland security. yes and she is a long-time hardliner as - homeland security. yes and she is a long-time hardliner as far l is a long—time hardliner as far as immigration policy is concerned. she is the south dakota g

mrtrump charges against a sitting president. going to be a sitting president in 72 days. so now, by asking for this pause, it is becoming abundantly clear that really what they are trying to do is just shut it all down because of what has actually happened. reality is he is to be the next president. reality is he is to be the next president-— president. samira hussain there. donald trump is now working on his list of key appointments. the president—elect made a big one on thursday, selecting his campaign manager susie wiles to be his chief of staff.as the first woman appointed to the role, wiles will help inform future personnel and cabinet choices and drive trump's agenda. so what might that agenda be? on the campaign trail, the president—elect repeated promises on immigration, trade, and foreign policy. for example, he's called for mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, saying on thursday "there's no price tag" for carrying out the plan. trump has also proposed for a 10% tariff on all foreign goods. and he's claimed tha

this week's election saw a surge in support for mrtrump from hispanic and latino voters.ose communities backed him for president — most of those who voted supported joe biden. this time, 46% voted for mr trump — a big shift away from kamala harris and the democrats. emma vardy reports from the border state of arizona, now, donald trump warns, those who come here are facing a new era. his election victory showed his surge in popularity among many long—standing latino workers, likejorge, whose family moved from mexico 20 years ago. i think he has the right tools for thejob. when he says he's going to carry out mass deportations, what do you think? statistically, that's impossible. he's not going to be able to deport 12 million people that are here illegally. you learn to develop a thick skin, especially coming from where we come from. we don't pay attention to a lot of the things that people say, because we know those are just words. it's not personality, but what they believe donald trump can achieve politically they're counting on. translation: as a person, i don't like h

, has a novel reason for casting his ballot for mr trump. novel reason for casting his ballot for mrtrump for casting his ballot for mr trump. be a good example, be a aood for mr trump. be a good example, be a good example. _ for mr trump. be a good example, be a good example, so _ for mr trump. be a good example, be a good example, so you _ for mr trump. be a good example, be a good example, so you can _ for mr trump. be a good example, be a good example, so you can have - a good example, so you can have a lot of— a good example, so you can have a lot of people — a good example, so you can have a lot of people like _ a good example, so you can have a lot of people like him _ a good example, so you can have a lot of people like him because - a good example, so you can have a lot of people like him because he l lot of people like him because he went_ lot of people like him because he went through _ lot of people like him because he went through it, _ lot of people like him because he went through it, all— lot of people like him because he went through it, all the _ lot of people like him b

voted to overturn the 2020 election result and will have the power to end the federal prosecutions of mrtrump's choosing people in his own ideological image. from january, america will be taking a hard turn right. his picks reflect the new direction the united states will be taking. rowan bridge, bbc news, washington. cbs news correspondent jarred hill, who's in new york, told me that winning the house of representatives is a major boost for donald trump. just doing some of the math to look at the numbers, actually. and as of now, they do have a slight majority in the house, just enough to have the lead. there's still about nine seats that are left to be called in california, butjust based on the way that california counts. but again, it is undeniable that republicans are going to have leadership in in congress, in both the house and the senate. and this essentially means that it will be easier for president elect donald trump to push through some of the policies that he would like to get through, easierfor republicans to push through some of those as well. and that could be everything from t

he has already called mrtrump and invited him to the white house, maybe as early as next week, and promises you can't love your neighbour only when you agree. he often used that line to criticise donald trump. now he has to live up to it himself. remember, a defeat does not mean we are defeated. we lost this battle. the america of your dreams is calling for you to get back up. that is the story of america for over 240 years and counting. this election loss is now part of his legacy and many democrats blame him for the defeat. if he had stepped aside earlier, would the result have been different? president biden believes that he made the right decision when he decided to step aside and immediately endorsed the vice president and you saw the party come behind her, support her, and he believed it was the right thing for the american people. he put himself aside. this was not about him. posed like royalty or a celebrated dynasty, the trump family, minus the future first lady and including elon musk who is presumably now an honorary family member. they have been restored to the top of american p

in a statement released through his transition team, mrtrump said...eanwhile, president biden has called for a peaceful and orderly transition after donald trump's election victory. speaking from the white house earlier, joe biden praised vice president harris for an inspiring campaign and vowed to continue to work for americans in his remaining time in office. together we have changed america for the better. now we have 7a days to finish the term, our term. let's make every day count. that's the responsibility we have two the american people. look, folks, you all know it. setbacks are unavoidable, but giving up is unforgivable. let's talk about the latest, with me is erik huey, democratic strategist and greta joynes, republican strategist and policy director at the lobbying firm brownstein hyatt farber schreck. thank you both for being with us. it's not even 48 hours since the results even began to come in, let alone the eventual victory for donald trump being declared. what is your overriding thought at this time of what we have seen the last day and

that michigan has just been called for mr trump, and heard that michigan has just been called for mrtrumpd he is leading in arizona and nevada too. the biggest prize was pennsylvania, worth 19 electoral college votes, won byjoe biden four years ago. from there, tom bateman looks at what might have persuaded many voters to switch to donald trump this time. at the steps where kamala harris made herfinal at the steps where kamala harris made her final pitch, at the steps where kamala harris made herfinal pitch, now they at the steps where kamala harris made her final pitch, now they are packing up. defeated, and she is going home. i packing up. defeated, and she is going home-— packing up. defeated, and she is adoin home. g, g, , , going home. i already figured trump was adoin going home. i already figured trump was going to — going home. i already figured trump was going to win- — going home. i already figured trump was going to win. i _ going home. i already figured trump was going to win. i just _ going home. i already figured trump was going to win. i just felt - going home. i already fi

immigration is a central topic of mrtrump's campaign.immigration reform, including an earned path to citizenship for "hard—working immigrants like farm workers". we can talk about this a little bit more and go to texas. we can speak to monica dela cruz. just talking about immigration and all of that, how big of an issue do you think this has been right across country? i you think this has been right across count ? ., , you think this has been right across count ? . , ,., country? i am here in the deep south texas on the — country? i am here in the deep south texas on the border _ country? i am here in the deep south texas on the border of _ country? i am here in the deep south texas on the border of texas - country? i am here in the deep south texas on the border of texas and - texas on the border of texas and mexico _ texas on the border of texas and mexico where over 90% of our population is hispanic. and i will tell you — population is hispanic. and i will tell you it— population is hispanic. and i will tell you it is one of the top t

for now, aid to kyiv will disappear under mrtrump. is appoint a new chief of staff. the ice maiden.— the ice maiden. long time campaign _ the ice maiden. longtime campaign manager- the ice maiden. long time campaign manager susie l the ice maiden. long time - campaign manager susie wiles. the first of many political appointments that will be closely watched at home and abroad. rowan bridge is in washington. first of all, of course, donald trump has been confirmed as the next president of the united states, but results still coming in and the one we have just had is results still coming in and the one we havejust had is nevada. as we were saying, home to las vegas, a very interesting state politically. tell our viewers why. politically. tell our viewers wh . , ., politically. tell our viewers wh. , ., ., , why. this was one of the seven swin: why. this was one of the seven swing states — why. this was one of the seven swing states which _ why. this was one of the seven swing states which were - why. this was one of the seven swing stat

in a post on social media, mrtrump said the new tariffs will come on top of levies of up to 60% pledged on his campaign trail. mariko oi is following the story from our asia business hub in singapore. please just take us through the details. it sounds as if he is going to deliver on his promises.— going to deliver on his romises. ., promises. indeed. he did allude to this during — promises. indeed. he did allude to this during the _ promises. indeed. he did allude to this during the election - to this during the election campaign, didn't he? but on social media, the president elect is specifying that the alleged inflow of drugs from china into the united states like fenta nyl china into the united states like fentanyl as the reason for these high tariffs. the biden administration has been calling on beijing to do more to stop the production of ingredients used in fentanyl, because washington estimates it has killed almost 75,000 americans last year. mr trump attacked beijing for failing to follow through on promises he said chinese officials made to carry out the death penalty for peopl

if it is anyone, it is _ anyone rain in mrtrump?ite surprising in the 72 hours since the election was called is we have barely heard from donald trump. he has not been out there gloating, his speech on tuesday night was celebratory but it was very forward—looking. he did not really attacked harris as he has done so much on the campaign, he has been busily getting to work, shaping what this white house is going to look like, and there have been examples, such as when he was talking about migrants eating cats and dogs, which is what a lot of people thought was one of the biggest mistakes of his campaign for of the biggest mistakes of his campaignfor he of the biggest mistakes of his campaign for he quickly realised that was false and not right and it susie wiles would have been one of the key components to rating him back in and stopping him saying that, and he has shown remarkable restraint on this campaign, and she has to be rewarded for doing that. she's not very well known in the circles but she has a lot of success, especially in

now mrtrump is trump to keep supporting ukraine.lso building his cabinet so now we're hearing about some of the positions, people who are going to make up his administration. 0ne are going to make up his administration. one person that we know of is going to be elise stefanik and she will be the us ambassador to the united nations. but also we know tom holman is going to be what mr trump is calling the borders start in charge of both the southern and northern borders and he is likely going to be very tough on immigration. is likely going to be very tough on immigration-— the bishop of newcastle, helen—ann hartley, has become the first senior member of the church of england to call for the archbishop of canterbury to step down over his handling of a child abuse scandal. 0ur correspondent harry farleyjoins us now. harry, growing pressure forjustin welby to resign? it is growing and over the weekend a petition was launched by members of the church of england general synod calling for the archbishop of canterbury to resign but this is t

mrtrump is also appearing in michigan. his running matejd vance is also campaigning there.is harris�* running mate tim walz. so lots of activity — as you'd expect this close to november fifth. meanwhile former president trump has drawn criticism from opponents for comments made about one of his most vocal republican opponents, liz cheney. talking to conservative media personality tucker carlson, he called her a war hawk — and said she would not be if "the guns were trained on herface." speaking on friday — mr trump doubled down. she's a war hawk, she kills people. in my administration she was pushing war with everybody. i said if he gave her a rifle —— if you ever do that she wouldn't be doing too well. i'll tell you that right now. mr trump made those comments in dearborn, michigan — a city with a large arab—american population. the former president is hoping to attract support from that demographic of voters angered at the biden administration's handling of the war in gaza. he later headed to wisconsin where he held a rally in the town of warren. and to cap off the day —

mrtrump challenged here at the supreme court.est both his party's loyalty is the constitution. as we mentioned, donald trump has picked the governor of north dakota, doug burgum to oversee the department of the interior. the department manages hundreds of millions of acres of the nation's oil, gas and mineral reserves trump also announced that mr burgum, who helped develop the trump campaign's energy policy, will also be the head of the newly formed national energy council — which will co—ordinate energy policy across the federal government. those combined roles put mr burgum at the helm of trump's effort to ramp up energy production — or "drill, baby, drill" as his campaign slogan put it. joining me live to discuss burgum's nomination is democratic congresswoman of new mexico melanie stansbury. thank you forjoining us. this would be pretty broad powers overseeing land, water, natural resources. i believe you set on social media recently, you think the trump administration wants to, "burn it all down". to start off, what are you

unease amongst republicans about some of these pics that mr trump is about some of these pics that mrtrump trump is making, particularly for attorney general. how far will he go into writing force them to choose these people? he will ush choose these people? he will push and _ choose these people? he will push and push and push - choose these people? he will push and push and push in i choose these people? he will. push and push and push in order to get these nominees. if one has to be a sacrificial lamb, so be it. they are pushing the boundaries of republicans, particularly within the us senate. he is figuring out whether full clients are, where redline is on how far they will not go. you can push notjust more nominees through, but may be legislation through. he is testing right now.— be legislation through. he is testing right now. once again, we're in this — testing right now. once again, we're in this territory - testing right now. once again, we're in this territory where i we're in this territory where he is a conventional president—elect, because you were have thought that the wisdo

mrtrump charges against a sitting president.oing to be a sitting president in 72 days. so now by asking for this pauseis days. so now by asking for this pause is becoming abundantly clear that really what they are trying to do is to just do it all down because of what has actually happened. the reality is he is going to be the next president. is he is going to be the next president-— president. that is the legal advice the _ president. that is the legal advice the justice - president. that is the legal. advice the justice department advice thejustice department has, that it is not a good idea to bring charges against a sitting president. absolutely. also remember _ sitting president. absolutely. also remember that - sitting president. absolutely. also remember that the - sitting president. absolutely. - also remember that the supreme court has also reinforced just the kinds of protections that a sitting president should be getting. so it is even more legal precedent for the justice department to reallyjust legal precedent for th

as though that topic will be high on the agenda went mr trump and will be high on the agenda went mrtrumpe high on the agenda went mr trump and mr biden on wednesday?— mr trump and mr biden on wednesday? let's “ust take a look at the h wednesday? let'sjust take a look at the backdrop - wednesday? let'sjust take a look at the backdrop of - wednesday? let'sjust take a look at the backdrop of all. look at the backdrop of all this. on the campaign trail donald trump repeatedly said he would solve the war in ukraine within 2a hours, without saying how he would achieve that. i think the anxiety for kyiv as that could be achieved through territorial concessions which would not be in their favour. we are now hearing from the washington post, citing unnamed sources, that a phone call has been held between president—elect donald trump and the russian president, vladimir putin. that's not something the bbc has been able to verify. nevertheless that has been a statement from the trump team, saying, we do not comment on private calls between president trump and other world leaders, but the process has

us military aid to kyiv will disappear under mr trump. military aid to kyiv will disappear under mrtrumptary aid to kyiv will disappear under mr trump. but for now, all the president—elect has done is appoint a new chief of staff. the ice lady, we call her the ice lady. the ice lady, we call her the ice lad . ., the ice lady, we call her the ice lady. long-term campaign manager susie wiles. — lady. long-term campaign manager susie wiles, the _ lady. long-term campaign manager susie wiles, the first _ lady. long-term campaign manager susie wiles, the first of _ lady. long-term campaign manager susie wiles, the first of many - susie wiles, the first of many appointments that will be closely watched at home and abroad. samir hussein, bbc news, washington. helena humphrey is in florida. morning. i guess during this transition period which hasjust begun, all eyes will be on donald trump and the many decisions he will be making? trump and the many decisions he will be makina? ~ , ., be making? absolutely, good morning. we are here in — be making? absolutely, good morning. we are here in mara _

voted to overturn the 2020 election result and will have the power to end the federal prosecutions of mrtrumphoosing people in his own ideological image. from january, america will be taking a hard turn right. his picks reflect the new direction the united states will be taking. rachel reeves is to set up what she is calling _ rachel reeves is to set up what she is calling their biggest pension reform — is calling their biggest pension reform in— is calling their biggest pension reform in decades. it is calling their biggest pension reform in decades.— is calling their biggest pension reform in decades. it involves mega fans which could _ reform in decades. it involves mega fans which could increase _ reform in decades. it involves mega fans which could increase returns i fans which could increase returns for pensioners and boost the economy. critics say the measures might put money at risk. after a chilly reception from some retailers to her budget tax rises, the chancellor is now in search of some fast growth in the economy. so what's this machine doing? the budget brought stability back to