when are ou of tax or national insurance. when are you going _ of tax or national insurance.ow. as i say, we have got personal taxes. in i at record levels now. as i say, we have got personal taxes. in the i have got personal taxes. in the autumn statement, i cut business rates by an average of 10% for every business. conservatives cut taxes when they can. but we also have to be responsible with public finances. it is very important that we remember that businesses need stability and that means they need to know that we are being careful with the public finances, we are not going to run out of money, as happened under a previous labour government, but in the bounds of what is responsible, we will always look to reduce the tax burden. ids, tip look to reduce the tax burden. a tip auoin into look to reduce the tax burden. a tip going into the _ look to reduce the tax burden. a tip going into the autumn, _ look to reduce the tax burden. a tip going into the autumn, but not this week?? i going into the autumn, but not this week?? ~ going into the autumn, but not this week?? ,, ,

coverage of the people, the government should insure all those who are not insured with the national code, 6 thousand billion tomans budgeted for universal insurance coverage should be done. and be assigned to health insurance, but what about this insurance package it covers services and what is the depth of its coverage. in the department, 90% of the insurance coverage is assumed, and in the outpatient department, it will cover 70% of the insurance cost . now, with the insurance of about 6 million people from the lower deciles of the society, less than 500,000 people are uninsured. the remaining ones are from the upper deciles of the society and by registering in the health insurance system or going to the government counter offices and taking weight tests , they can benefit from the medical insurance facilities . reforming the subsidies to make the payment fair , the minister of the interior requested on the sidelines of today's meeting of economic managers. with the governors of the country, he said the purpose of the changes allocation of subsidy is to make it fair, it is an illu

the government needs to look at perhaps a national insurance scheme for flood victims in all states. i florence very lifeless there in georgia, southern malaysia, florence, thank you. they're not to nations appealing for international aid to help bring refugees in bangladesh. a large fire to camp and cox's bazaar destroyed moment 2000 homes on sunday, from their chandry centers this update. more than a 1000000 rowing refugees in cox's bazaar depend on food and other rations provided by the un and other agencies. the health has been vital for many here like allow me and his family members. but he is not worried about a recent cut to russians at a time when help is needed the most most because of the new rationing, we can't get all the food items like we used zante is now going to be difficult to manage. so little home i it's not just the cuts to 8, that's warning, the rowing a community. people who live here say fire and incidents of violence are becoming increasingly frequent in the camp. a large fire last sunday destroyed the makeshift homes are more than 12000 people that does it a

player pays their agent's fee out of their own pocket, that transaction attracts income tax, national insurance that half of the fee attracts none of these taxes. so we've been able to use fa published data and some conservative statistical assumptions to estimate that over three years, 250 million quid was not paid in tax that should have been paid. and over seven years, a70 million — so that's almost half a billion quid — failed to be paid. it's estimated that of the £81 million that wasn't paid by the league because of dual representation agent fees in 2021, manchester city accounted for 10.9 million. this was followed by manchester united with ten million and liverpool with 8.1 million. newsnight understands hmrc is investigating the use of dual representation by top clubs, but they haven't told us which clubs. and the public accounts committee, which scrutinises hmrc on behalf of parliament and all of us, they want answers and action too. given the information that you and i have seen, i can't see why hmrc isn't clamping down pretty quickly right now. the key thing is we've got our beady e

what they let them keep more of what they earn, which of course would mean reducing not in national insuranceincome. it's insurance, but also income. it's just worse the thought just the worse the thought i throw there. do you throw it out there. but do you give thoughts as well? give us your thoughts as well? we from you. we always love hearing from you. now the uk is likely to be grappling with a shortage fruit and vegetables for quite some. it's prompted producers to call for a horticultural growth strategy . now in response, the strategy. now in response, the national farmers has published a point plan on just how to boost the production of fresh british produce. the nfu says that the strategy , if backed by the strategy, if backed by the government, could minimise future supply chain disruption . future supply chain disruption. and i'm delighted to say that joining me now is the chair of the nephew's horticulture and potatoes board, martin emmett, and there he is. martin great to see you. and thank you very much indeed. do the government get because i know you had a big conference recent

in that workers rights in the way that anybody be paid anybody else would be paid taxpayer national insuranceontributions and the rest of it. and you and all the rest of it. and you never know. some of them might. then they're released, then when they're released, stay in the in that job, have the opportunity have continuing opportunity to have continuing in job once they're in that job once they're actually what actually released. what you can't situation, can't have is a situation, i think, where private companies exploit labour because not exploit that labour because not only would it be fair and unfair , rather on the individuals themselves , how would they not themselves, how would they not play themselves, how would they not play in them, for example, and just say, look, we want we want your labour, but we're not going to pay you or we're not going to pay decent rate because pay you a decent rate because not only would that be your substitution to the institution of opposed to of the prison as opposed to the individual. it individual. well, i mean, it needs to fair. well, if it needs to

player pays their agent's fee out of their own pocket, that transaction attracts income tax, national insurancedirectly by the club, that half of the fee attracts none of these taxes. so we've been able to use fa published data and some conservative statistical assumptions to estimate that over three years, 250 million quid was not paid in tax that should have been paid. and over seven years, a70 million — so that's almost half a billion quid failed to be paid. it's estimated that of the £81 million that wasn't paid by the league because of dual representation agent fees in 2021, manchester city accounted for 10.9 million. this was followed by manchester united with ten million and liverpool with 8.1 million. newsnight understands hmrc is investigating the use of dual representation by top clubs, but they haven't told us which clubs. and the public accounts committee, which scrutinises hmrc on behalf of parliament and all of us, they want answers and action too. given the information that you and i have seen, i can't see why hmrc isn't clamping down pretty quickly right now. the key thing is we

has taken the extension of medical insurance foreign nationals are systematically carried out in the country. the deputy of the general directorate of insurance and revenue of the health insurance organization announced this news and said that 95 thousand nationals in the vulnerable group are insured without any payment. these are presented to us in three formats: they are vulnerable groups or vulnerable groups, the unit is under the title of special patients, of course, special patients are themselves a subset of the vulnerable group, the vulnerable group , which now includes special patients, the entire amount my insurance premium is about this year in the year 1401, it is about two million tomans per person per year. it is provided and paid by the high refugee council. the rest of the people who are non-vulnerable groups are about 95,000 people. the information was presented to us by the ministry of interior and given to them. at your service, about 680,000 people were introduced to us as non-vulnerable, that their own ghiasi group should pay the insurance premium and they will be

it's the feeling that, you know, you've spent all those years paying your tax and national insurances for an ambulance is... yeah, it's disappointing really, isn't it? i mean, when i was there, there was one poor patient actually passed away. and it's sad to think that you've ended up dying in a corridor in the hospital because theyjust haven't got the money to fund them, really. the british social attitudes survey indicates satisfaction with the nhs has fallen to its lowest level, just 29%, since the survey began in 1983. that's down seven percentage points from the previous year. only 30% of respondents said they were satisfied with accident and emergency and gp services also saw a fall, just 35% satisfied, with a similar picture for dentistry, inpatient and outpatient hospital services. there is a real problem in people waiting too long in a&e. the four—hour waiting time has become pretty meaningless over the years, hasn't it? what we need is faster assessment when people come through the door, because when they actually get seen by somebody, they always tell us that the quality o

government does not fulfill these rights, and this is actually directed at the government of this nationally insuredhe re-creation of this relationship with the municipality in pregnancy in the next month an incentive for the municipalities that i somehow lead to the soldier, well, when drawing a pencil and finds, in addition, it is very important that in fact suppose that a manufacturer announces that i went to the municipality for a discount on my license, not giving me a package. as they said, the pain will not be repeated again, the issue of assigning to this municipal pictures about the coincidence can be looked at, they have a national emblem , including khorasan, the coasts of the season are found in the statement of permits, the field of renewal of worn-out fabric, because we are facing two million seven hundred thousand for unstable and it has a population of about 10 people the army actually has this all-round follow-up on the application. very well, with the collective conditions of the packages that were designed , you think that there is enough motivation in the people, in the builders,

want, they incentivize birth with money. meanwhile, childbirth is still not covered by the national health insurance or the counter pills are unavailable. abortion pills are not approved now, parental leave rate minimal. so even if the l d p government wants to increase mail parental leave, it's not necessarily true that men are going to take it and there's a whole host of other things that women have asked for. that they feel like the government isn't listening to and needs to listen to women. so what do women want? so there are a bunch of disincentives baked into the japanese system that make it a daunting choice for women to decide to have a baby. first of all, many of them have a regular contracts. that means they have to be renewed, there's an end date to them. and so there's a job in security. women want more job security. so if they have a baby or get married, they aren't hearing losing their job. they also want reform to the tax system that penalize is to income earners. they also want more affordable child care, especially in big metropolises like to pan. there's just a lack of child care s

over the next few years, the fact that the point at which you pay different income tax and national insuranceeans people will be paying more over the next few years. it's the equivalent to putting 4p on the basic rate of income tax. there is that, the increased tax burden and the fact that living standards are not improving at all. the household real terms income, expendable income, is going down, 6% over a couple of years, which is a record amount. there is optimism in government and a pretty rosy picture being painted by ministers, not certain that would be felt by all households and i think for a lot of people some of the rhetoric of this budget may feel that it is not being replicated in their lives. if you're in the uk, we'll be answering your questions on the budget. at 3.30 today, we'll be joined by kevin peachey, our cost of living correspondent and shannon pite from the early years alliance, which represents childcare providers in england. do get in touch — using the hashtag bbcyourquestions — or email yourquestions@bbc.co.uk let's go live to athens where huge protests are taking pla

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nearly 15 years in california , has been hit the hardest to report out this morning from the national insurance crime bureau shows car thefts rose 7% last year, which is the highest level since 2008, california led the nation in car theft last year, with more than 200,000 stolen, while texas came in second with a little more than 100,000. california braces for yet another round of torrential rain and snow. i'm jeff paul in los angeles will have that story coming up. again our ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo was here with a look at when the atmospheric river is expected to move onshore amid sunny skies right now. just as many people here in northern california are digging out from back to back. storms were now bracing for an atmospheric river reporter jeff paul has more on how people are preparing thein . we'll just keep on plowing noe scrambling to remove snow and debris from roads ahead of yet another storm. millions of residents face flood watches as the system threatens to bring torrential rain and mountain snow to the region on thursday. and san francisco. people lined up to grab essential i

some of its price enhancements at the parks and new data shows car thefts are on the rise in national insurancebureau says more than a million cars were sold last year. thefts were up 7% compared to 2021. making last year. one of the worst on record since 2008 live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. i what annoys me more than anything is a huge disney fan is not the ticket prices going up. >> but charging for fast cash. i mean, every ticket have to you have to pay for the fast pass. and that's where they get you. you know, the expense and the lines. yeah. one of all right. thanks, james. the land. we do have a developing story this morning that we're working on with the fbi looking for 3 american women who are missing in mexico. yeah. so their disappearance follows that. >> new u.s. travel warning we told you about across parts of mexico after those 4 americans were a kidnapped by cartel members. 2 of them were killed. so now hold haven tras. a look at the search for or the women. >> missing in mexico, it's been nearly 3 weeks since this. there's money to preserve rios marina, perez, r

national insurance . i either. national insurance.we were an employer of people in the cafe and have to we have to think about giving them jobs they're the ones that put money into the economy . put money into the economy. small businesses are their majority and the for the government we have to we have to foster and keep keep the small businesses going. unless we businesses going. and unless we get incentives and the help get the incentives and the help from to that, from government to do that, then then killing goose then it's really killing goose that golden egg really that lays the golden egg really . you know, don't do that. so we can more help with that. we can get better for us, but get the better this for us, but we're not exactly getting that at we're at the moment. and we're struggling very struggling yeah, a very difficult businesses difficult time for businesses the moment, up and the moment, isn't it. up and down country michel, down the country. michel, can i come you next to you are come to you next to you are a retail

in nearly 15 years, and california has been hit the hardest report out this morning from the national insuranceefts rose 7% last year, which is the highest level since 2008 , california led the nation in car thefts last year, with more than 200,000 stolen while texas came in second with little more than 100,000. riders have faced an increase in canceled trains in recent months, according to the san francisco chronicle. the number of canceled bart trains nearly tripled in 2022 from the previous year to more than 10,000 cancelations, the chronicle says bart canceled 5% of all scheduled trains between january of 2022 january of 2023 in pre pandemic years marked canceled about 1% of its scheduled trains each month. bart blames the rise in train cancelations on staffing shortages, but says by june it will have hired enough operators where it won't have any more canceled trains due to staffing. bart's inspector general, harriet richardson, informed the board late last week she would not serve out the rest of her term. the office of the inspector general was established in 2018 by voters to oversee th

and continue having a leg, you know, then that interventions medical probably we have the national hospital insurance fund where you can register, anybody who needs help are for hospital funding. and you get deducted about $5.00 a month. every month for you to be able to access any services in the hospital once you are sick and you are hospitalized. that is another way the government has come in. and then for other issues like people who are public, savannah, so oh, i state office size and even individuals, these are friend which you wanted beauty to, ah, called national social security fund. and once you are out over employment, then you out this money sent to you so that you are able to use it because it's like it was, you are savings for the period when you walk in as a public sub. and so those are some of the dimensions, but the government does that. but all schools on behind the base is a private insurance. you can have private insurance or from the different organizations or the different insurance companies. if you are not buy sonya children can get you. ready insurance for you so that when yo

it's the feeling that you've spent all those years paying your tax and your national insurance and thating really, isn't it? i mean, when i was there, there was one poor patient actually passed away. and it's sad to think that you've ended up dying in a corridor in a hospital because theyjust haven't got the money to fund them, really. so yeah, it was quite sad to see things like that. the british social attitudes survey indicates satisfaction with the nhs has fallen to its lowest level, just 29% since the survey began in 1983. that's down seven percentage points from the previous year. only 30% of respondents said they were satisfied with accident and emergency and gp services also saw a fall, just 35% satisfied. with a similar picture for dentistry, inpatient and outpatient hospital services. the levels of dissatisfaction with the nhs we're seeing now have in some ways been a long time in the making and they reflect real operational problems with the nhs. turning these around is not going to happen with another couple of flashy initiatives or any sort of quick fix. it's going to requi

question, where was the latest status of the connection of the executive bodies to the national licensing portal ? insurance for mothers in rural and nomadic areas. mothers who are housewives and live in rural and nomadic areas have more children with the limits specified in the law on the protection of the family and the youth of the population in the areas that have the required growth rate set by the law and are covered by the fund. social insurance farmers, villagers and nomads should be placed. the minister of labor cooperation and social welfare also informed about the english numbers of 1000 stores in the electronic catalog system and that the minimum salary of the workers will be determined early next week, but so that we do not discriminate and there is a difference between government employees and workers in terms of conditions. a common question from 10 ministers is, of course, a common question from 10 ministers, why within a year and the expiration of the legal deadline , the issue of kindergartens and non-government kindergartens are not connected to the licensing system, why is the use of a p

penny— £1000 a month without paying a penny of— £1000 a month without paying a penny of tax or national insurancerm, which lightens _ conservative reform, which lightens the burden on some of our lowest paid.— our lowest paid. now, chris, our lowest paid. now, chris, you mentioned _ our lowest paid. now, chris, you mentioned this, - our lowest paid. now, chris, you mentioned this, the - our lowest paid. now, chris, you mentioned this, the sort our lowest paid. now, chris, i you mentioned this, the sort of resolution to the long—running dispute about pay between the government and lots of nhs workers in england, which on thursday tea—time sort of reached a denouement. that's a really pretentious word! that is a great _ really pretentious word! that is a great word! _ really pretentious word! twat is a great word! resolution potentially. is a great word! resolution potentially-— is a great word! resolution otentiall . ~ ., ., potentially. well, a resolution ofthe potentially. well, a resolution of the negotiations _ potentially. well, a resolution of the negotiations they - potentially. well, a res

precedent because the bastards are the precedent because you see we have something called a national health insurance formula. and so nice to do by says doctor about brush the buses that day by says that we are supposed to procure henry percent and we have, they show as much money as we have in this country. while we are proving the formula for much, much health and show ours and fund, we make positions for their procurement of these buses almost every year. so in last year, 2 into $22.00, for example, we made not less than $72000000.00 savings for the procurement of those buses. so, and when we checked, we realize that these monies are being released and we don't understand why the money will be releasing yet will know how to process in this country. we cannot sacrifice the lives when the children in this country because of inflammation. yes, i agree that for example, as i speak to you now, i inflation is more than 54 percent of the respective of the installation. i think that about talking about like over you might be and these are the future leaders of our country. so we have no, absolutely no rea

he's proposing a national flood insurance scheme, especially targeted to help the lower income groups. okay, thank you for that florence larry, there for us live, injure hall in southern malaysia. now volunteers and coast guard officials in the philippines. the trying to clean up the devastating oil spill that is washed up on the shores of min door island. residents of the town of pool are also working to wire pump fixed launch that continues to war, shop on the shores of its beaches. people without protective equipment have reported nausea, vomiting and dizziness from the fumes as they clean an oil tanker carrying by 800000 liters of industrial fuel, sank of the philippine coast last week or inside to say 360 square kilometers of coral mind groves and sea grass and potentially at risk because if this oil slick in france, thousands of mainly public sector workers have taken part in a nationwide strike against pensioner force. it's the thick such protest this year against the french government. natasha bought a report with some demonstrators in france, blocked roads, while others set u

internet, the fdic has created the deposit insurance national bank of santa clara which no holds the ord ensure the fdic insures deposits up t $250,000 so, customers who bank with si b are guaranteed up to tha amount of money per account. but as you can imagine, give who the bank's clientele is, many of them probably had much more than $250,000 in thei accounts many of these where business accounts the fdic says that if customer had more than tha amount of money in their account, they would receiv vouchers stating that they are entitled to that amount of money if and when that money ever surfaces. that is a bit of an f righ now. it all depends on the amount o money regulators can get onc they sell silicon valley banks remaining assets or if another bank takes ownership of them the fdic has confirmed ensurin depositors will have access to difference here in the unite states, by monday. svb's branch offices will also reopen at that time. they will be under control a the regulator. so far, we know of no official buyer for the bank but our partner sky news i reporting this morning that th

the fact that the point at which you pay differed income tax and national insurance tax has been frozenalent of putting ap and the basic rate tax. there is that plus the fact that living standards are not improving at all. and actually the household in real terms income is going down, 6% over the couple of years which is a record amount. so although there is some optimism in government and there is a pretty rosy picture being painted by ministers, i'm not certain it will be felt by many households. forsome certain it will be felt by many households. for some people, the rhetoric of that budget may feel that it not been replicated in their lives. global cocaine production has jumped to record levels over the past two years. a report by the united nations found that more people were using the drug in africa and asia. the report also found traffickers were using international postal services more often to get drugs to consumers. reformed drug addict and former dealer turned founder of church on the street, pastor mick fleming, joins me now from burnley. thank you forjoining us. are you sur

china life insurers says profit fell 37% last year due to a surge in covid cases. net income for the nation'surance dropped to $4.7 billion from around $7.4 billion a year earlier. and economic reopening has improved prospects for insurers this year, but a surgeon covid cases during the fourth quarter has hampered profits. ses is in talks to combine with intelsat to combine a satellite giant that can create better competition against berliner elon musk. the companies are set to be an advanced -- in advanced negotiations to written agreement in the next few weeks. a transaction could value the combined business at more than $10 billion, including debt. that is just about it from "daybreak: australia." we are a few minutes out from the start of's trading in sydney -- the start of trading in sydney. "daybreak: asia" is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's expensive. we're outlawing golf. wait. can i still play? since we work with emower, we don't have to worry about planning for a third kid. you can still play golf... sometimes. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. go. go sci

it's the feeling that you've spent all those years paying your tax and your national insurance and that an ambulance, is, yeah, it's disappointing really, isn't it? i mean, when i was there, there was one poor patient actually passed away. and it's sad to think that you've ended up dying in a corridor in a hospital because theyjust haven't got the money to fund them, really. so yeah, it was quite sad to see things like that. the british social attitudes survey indicates satisfaction with the nhs has fallen to its lowest level, just 29% since the survey began in 1983. that's down seven percentage points from the previous year. only 30% of respondents said they were satisfied with accident and emergency and gp services also saw a fall, just 35% satisfied. with a similar picture for dentistry, inpatient and outpatient hospital services. the levels of dissatisfaction with the nhs we're seeing now have in some ways been a long time in the making and they reflect real operational problems with the nhs. turning these around is not going to happen with another couple of flashy initiatives or an

the national insurance crime bureau reports a 7% increase compared to 2021, the highest number of auto, california, ranked first in the country in total car thefts, but only saw 1% increase year over year compared to other states that were much higher. do we may have. for just six inches of mud everywhere. that's not inside. preparing for the heavy rain and the flooding and mudslides that could come with it. how long until the first round of bay area storms arrived and what people are doing to get ready, plus? i know students have knives on campus. i just hope they don't have guns more demands from school board leaders in santa rosa after that student was stabbed and killed on the school campus. the hours long meeting last night, where students and teachers shared their concerns. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. march 9th steve. it sounds like a lot of rain and wind is well, moving in. but you've said it's warmer storm. so what does

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and revenue of the health insurance organization announced the extension of the health insurance of foreign nationals who were among the insured of this organization for years. this news said that so far more than 18,000 people have been insured by visiting the counter offices. the information of the contract subjects, which are 95,000 people, has been provided to us by the ministry of interior . the systems of the organization have been operational and uploaded until last year. they also did it at the counter this year, we made things easier in this case and systematically extended them , that is, we ourselves have extended the insurance of the vulnerable group for one year. those who have a history and those who have a history for the first time are introduced to the organization for insurance coverage . there are 95,000 people in this group. these information are loaded in the systems and these people must have a visit to the counter office. that should be the major thing we are looking for him, there are photos, the photo must be systematically extended in the organization's systems with the othe

that's why having health insurance is a cost saver for the states and the nation. when people do not have coverage in they go to the emergency room, the hospitals have to pick that up in the hospitals pass that cost on. host: this is sandy, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, i am a senior, social security and medicaid. i'm in ohio so i was wondering if that's going to change. i was just reviewed recently and i'm still eligible. if it's under $2000 a month, you are still eligible and for ssi recipients. guest: yes, thanks for calling. i'm glad the processes work for you and you know you are still eligible. for others who don't know whether they are eligible or not or what their options are, i would direct you to the medicaid.gov where you can check with the options are in your state for coverage. host: this is a twitter question -- guest: yes and no. the affordable care act does provide subsidies for people to afford health care on the health-care exchanges in the state that every state is different in terms of what insurance programs are available on

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