richard huntingdon, strategy chief at saatchi and saatchi , says that saatchi and saatchi, says thatf stagnation . ian more years of stagnation. ian also braverman still claims london streets are being polluted by hate, but finally praises . police say the praises. police say the independent, the eye newspaper jeremy hunt considers pre—christmas tax cuts to lift tory gloom and also to put a smile on neil hamilton's face. rishi sunak and jeremy hunt, the chancellor , considering cuts to chancellor, considering cuts to inheritance tax and stamp duty inheritance tax and stamp duty in bid to appease restive in a bid to appease restive conservative mps and narrow the polling gap with labour. treasury insider confirms the move is being considered after the budget watchdog revealed up to £15 billion of economic headroom in public finances were available ahead of next week's autumn. statement the daily mirror now braverman quit calls grow have you no shame with no hint of remorse? suella braverman and laid a wreath at the cenotaph as she was blamed for violence on armistice day. the maldon's

richard huntingdon, strategy chief at saatchi and saatchi , says that saatchi and saatchi, says thatf stagnation . ian more years of stagnation. ian also braverman still claims london streets are being polluted by hate, but finally praises . police say the praises. police say the independent, the eye newspaper jeremy hunt considers pre—christmas tax cuts to lift tory gloom and also to put a smile on neil hamilton's face. rishi sunak and jeremy hunt, the chancellor , considering cuts to chancellor, considering cuts to inheritance tax and stamp duty inheritance tax and stamp duty in bid to appease restive in a bid to appease restive conservative mps and narrow the polling gap with labour. treasury insider confirms the move is being considered after the budget watchdog revealed up to £15 billion of economic headroom in public finances were available ahead of next week's autumn. statement the daily mirror now braverman quit calls grow have you no shame with no hint of remorse? suella braverman and laid a wreath at the cenotaph as she was blamed for violence on armistice day. the maldon's

posters, saatchi and saatchi posters, which tax which said labour's tax bombshell kinnock tax bombshellcuring john major plans for securing john major a slim so seems to me slim victory. so it seems to me that trying hope that they're trying to hope history itself, it history repeats itself, but it may be a challenge to labour by capping at 1. but is increasing pubuc capping at 1. but is increasing public spending at all enough for those tory backbenchers calling tax cuts? yes. calling for tax cuts? yes. >> i mean, what you do >> i mean, what do you what do you what you think about you what do you think about this? mean, i mean, this? i mean, surely i mean, we're still more than we're still spending more than the government are still spending more than getting spending more than it's getting in. the highest tax in. we've got the highest tax burden so surely the burden in history. so surely the government needs to rein its government needs to rein in its spending. common spending. surely that's common sense, it? sense, isn't it? >> well, i think some of it's common. think basically commo

saatchi have done >> saatchi and saatchi have done this for them. this ad for them. >> very posh.personally can't stop i personally i'm can't stop it. i personally i'm all ready a bit of all just ready for a bit of christmas cheer. i see my sister in law put her and her husband put the christmas tree up at the weekend and no. okay. that's too cheerful for me. >> i think that's too soon. >> i think that's too soon. >> it has to be december for the tree, but a bit of bit of twinkle here and there just to make us smile. why not? >> well, that's why i'm in, darling. >> exactly. making me laugh . >> exactly. making me laugh. >> exactly. making me laugh. >> anyway, will alex burkill make us smile? >> doubt it . good make us smile? >> doubt it. good morning. >> i doubt it. good morning. >> i doubt it. good morning. >> i'm alex burkill here again with your latest gb news weather forecast. it's a day of sunshine and showers for many of us, but there is the risk of some hail and some thunder too. plenty of showers already this morning and these going to continue for these are going to conti

and saatchi are saying the tories are not working and the questions that people will be asking at thet to our schools, our hospitals , our schools, our hospitals, our police? do they work better ? and police? do they work better? and after 13 years of conservative government, no. in fact , it does government, no. in fact, it does anything in britain work better today than when the conservative came into office? 13 years ago ? came into office? 13 years ago? we all know that working people are worse off under the conservative gives with growth down mortgages up prices up. taxes up. debt up and mr speakeh taxes up. debt up and mr speaker, their time is up . it taxes up. debt up and mr speaker, their time is up. it is time for change. a changed labor party to lead britain and to make working people better off in chancellor of the exchequer . in chancellor of the exchequer. >> thank you, mr speaker. madam deputy speaker. indeed, and i'm afraid the shadow chancellor has shown once again that labour has nothing credible to say on the economy . she tells the papers economy. she tells the pap

the ravens are leaving the tower when even saatchi and saatchi are saying to result working. in fact, does anything in britain work better today than when the conservatives came into office 13 years ago? we all know that's working people are worse off under the conservatives. growth is down, mortgages are up, prices are up, taxes are up, debts are up and their time is up. it is time for change, a changed labour party to lead britain and make working people better off. chancellor of the exchequer. mr chancellor of the exchequer. speaker. rachel reeves, there shall chancellor has sat down after delivering her response tojeremy hunt who is now responding to her. before that, in an hour—long speech, he outlined big changes and said to business and of course as expected, those cuts to national insurance. the surprise if you like is he cut national insurance by more than we had thought. he said a turning point in them that allowed him to actually introduces tax cuts and they are coming in injanuary, some of them. not april as expected. national insurance, there is a cut of 2% from