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nu said that you thought there was an appropriate?> yes. >> dinner to make that comment in response to a question from the ukrainian officials about when they could schedule the white house meeting? >> that i'm not sure about. i remember the meeting essentially already being over and ambassador sondland bringing that up. >> in the july 2nd or 3rd meeting in toronto that you had with president zelensky, you also mention investigations to him, right? and again, you were referring to burisma -- >> i was thinking of burisma in 2016. >> you understood that that's what the ukrainians interpreted investigations to be about to burisma and the 2016 election? >> i don't know specifically at that time if we had talked that specifically, burisma and 2016, that was my assumption that they would be thinking that too. >> now, mr. morrison, when did you have that conversation with fiona hill about burisma and the parallel track, parallel process, rather involving ambassador sondland and giuliani, do you recall? >> a number of handoff discussions betw

in that world, if so the way of tax, they are suggesting that five years in, may be at the tax reve nuax revenues will be 1a million or so. that is actually less than half, about a third what they are seeing from specific tax rises, but it is an additional bit of money in their assumptions. have then got the full picture in this election for what the biggest political parties will be doing in terms of taxation and spending? are you still waiting for some gaps in the pictures to be filled in? we are still waiting on the labour and conservative ma nifestos, the labour and conservative manifestos, but we have already had some bigger spending proposes by all three parties, some very big increases on investment. and presuming tomorrow we will see big increases from labour along the lines they suggested back in 2017. we will get more detail on their spending plans. it'll be interesting to see where the conservatives come out because they have said that they to get a current budget balance, effectively meaning they do not want to borrow any more than they are today, other than for investment.

the teen appearing to rip heatedly someone on the back of a school bus the shock of the whole of the nuswas hit. she says the girl who hit her had been bullying her. he will say like. but to call and speaking english, you know when you hear if you're going to be here talking english then 2 weeks ago it escalated. michelle says the girl started something were to show friends. i was speaking spanish. what is your problem you don't have to be bicultural latinos. he doesn't mean you haveo beat out. >>and like that we have the same rights as you that way she said it hit him. >>michelle says she was left with bruises andumps on her head. but it's the emotional wounds are still healing. >>even as lee but coleman. was the first time, michelle took the school bus home since the incident happened 2 weeks ago i was shaking now as i was saying my answers from you know. he says the student has been punished and sent a statement saying in part any behaviors that may threaten the safety of any child are not tolerated as such students determined to be involved in such activity faced swift disciplinary c

richest 5% had mild matters is true as far as income tax and benefit proposals go most of their tax i’eve nu workers, shareholders and therefore by all of us who have pensions invested in the stock market. and the lib dems? somewhere in the middle. there taxes are much more broad—based so they are planning to put 1p broad—based so they are planning to put1p on broad—based so they are planning to put 1p on old rates of income tax but they are also introducing administratively more complex taxes such as a new reformed air passenger duty and new taxation on cannabis. you have been looking at spending commitments and we have a graphic which shows parties day—to—day spending. the first thing is that public service spending has been falling since 2009, down about 7% during that period, and under all parties public service spending is going to rise and is going to increase above 2009 level mostly because of plans already in place before the election notably in the march spring statement and the 70th birthday present for the nhs and from sajid javid's unusually generous spending and delivered three

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encourage people to use different tools which are available to find out a bit more, and following the nusour mp and see what they voted for and what matters to them in the past to see what your vote will get you and things like that and also different tools available which will show you how your home vote and your student vote could make a difference. these are things which will be on the bbc news website, is that a trust issue? is the mainstream media not trusted? any media is not trusted to a certain extent because there are so many conflicting things and with social media available there are so many narratives on things that stu d e nts many narratives on things that students are slightly wary, but this makes people have conversations in the first place to find out what matters to them and then encourage them to do their own research. when people say they are inundated on social media, what does it mean? so much information being fired at you and it sounds silly, almost, but even having the bbc website or other tactical voting websites, they are not always places students will look bec

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and this my opening statement, i talked about industries and in nu and i think it's important that when we talk about work, we understand one of the biggest predictors of whether someone is going to be successful in recovery is whether or not they can get back to work. so i will be the first to admit that the idea of work requirements is a hot button topic. but us don't want us to lose that says we need to think about ways that we can help people reintegrate back into society and get a job. that's what i'm focused on as surgeon general. how can we lower the barriers to people getting back to work and how can we bring people together so folks can truly recover. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. this is a kritically important period. and i also want to give you a shoutout to senator brown to the work you're doing in ohio. you have been able to drive down the overdose rates by 10%. it's because of the partnerships. >> it's in large part because we expanded medicaid and the president wants to take it away. so i appreciate who apointed you and i don't know your philosophy, i ap

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alpha, talked about gamma, delta, and the odd greek letter nu, a volume dynamic. are down -- what does it mean when we are down on volume? low-volume have a environment, if equities start to accelerate we could get some outsized moves and there is still potential for decent moves into year-end. u.s.is it focused most on large-cap or do we get the small-cap to sustain? 2000 -- thessell's russell 2000 has broken with a level it has seen this year. the 1600 level has broken and some of the worst performing stocks are starting to join the party. tom: francine? francine: if we focus on some of the news from the airline sector, let's take a look at norwegian air shares. they announced plans to cut flights to the u.s. from -- the share price is down some 1% in the trading session. tom: much more to talk about, the fourth wednesday of november, and there is a tradition, mrs. trump assisting. the house intelligence committee got in on the discussion. this is bread and butter. i don't know where the other one is. 45 pound beast. that is a big one. they usually do not look t

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national that lives here as on average £10,400 to government revenue average £10,400 to government reve nuue every year. if we cut immigration, government revenue will go down. we will have less money to fund the nhs, for example. we have had figures this week, speaking about revenue, we have had figures this week about tax receipts income, haven't we, since tax—raising powers we re haven't we, since tax—raising powers were devolved to the scottish government? you've had less money coming in than under the existing formula had you stayed with the funding formula from westminster. is it isita is it a right to encourage more people into scotland if your tax receipts are going down, or are you saying this would drive revenue?“ we encourage more people into scotland, that drives revenue. people who come to scotland from the eu are overwhelmingly young, fit, healthy, they are not using our nhs in massive ways, for example. they are more likely to work in the nhs than they are to be using the services of the nhs. it is an incredibly good thing. aberdeen come outside london, is the city in the uk

it fell by £1 billion in the most recent year, our onshore reve nu es the most recent year, our onshoreamental point is this. if the argument against independence is that scotland has a big deficit, thatis is that scotland has a big deficit, that is a deficit that has been accrued under the westminster system of governance, and if we have a big deficit because of that not an argument for scotland staying the same. what responsibility do you ta ke same. what responsibility do you take for that? as first minister i don't control the macro economic policies of the uk. i wish i did come in some respects, but i don't. scotla nd come in some respects, but i don't. scotland does not take all of the decisions in our own government that govern these things, but the point i am making is if you look at independent countries are similar in size to scotland all over europe, they are richer, more prosperous. why shouldn't scotland, with all the natural and human and social resources we have, be capable of emulating that if we have the powers to do that within our own hands? applause nick luck, who pr

we will get tax reve nu es can be created. we will get tax revenues from that as well.creasing borrowing by that amount would likely exceed the eu's borrowing limit under the stability and growth pact. it doesn't sell it you would be allowed to do it. after the second world war we had a much higher rate of debt to gdp than we have now. and we set up the health service and the nhs and we transferred the country. we believe we need the... but under the eu you would be allowed to do it. we believe we have to do it. we want to show global leadership. if the eu are going to stand in our way, we will certainly work with them, we know these countries are signed up to the paris agreement. we know climate scientists are saying we have to do this. the ipcc says we have to do this. the ipcc says we have to do this. the ipcc says we have to do this in ten years and turn everything around full and of course we will be repaying the debt over time. it is notjust racking up the debt over that period, it is going to be repaid and service over that period, too. we spoke to a couple of we

invest in the nhs for the long term, because we can manage the economy sensibly, and to deliver the reve nuc nhs. and that is our pledge to you, our guarantee. we will deliver 50,000 brought notches, and yes some of them will be returned, but there will also be huge numbers of new nurses. we will have 6000 more gps, many more physiotherapist, and we will do it by sensible management of the economy. and i have to say that it is not only that i think mr corbyn's economic prospectus is utterly ruinous and will take a sledgehammer to the viability of the uk economy, but schemes like the four day week would be absolutely catastrophic for the sensible management of all public services, including the nhs. so, ithink public services, including the nhs. so, i think that our report of one nation conservative approach, is the best way forward. i am not going to decide from you, david, this is our priority, and we want to get brexit done so that we can get on with it. richard whitehouse from cornwall i. cornwall council has had to make savings of £370 million since 2010, and it says this is because of