and the social insurance fundt the request of the prosecutor general's office. the latter established strict deadlines for the procedures for the purchase of expensive technical means for the rehabilitation of disabled people; the procedure for calculating the costs of sanitary and resort provision was improved to exclude cases of collection by credit organizations, debts with pensions, benefits and other social payments from citizens. we achieved the conclusion of an agreement with the bank of russia by the pension fund, the situation has changed, but unfortunately, such violations are still allowed, they are pointwise eliminated upon receipt of relevant complaints from citizens, as you know, the state pays special attention to protection. the families of the mother and child prosecutor are key participants in these processes. in all regions , violations related to the non -provision of state support to families with children, including often cash payments, were stopped. they were refused due to incorrect determi

systematically reduce the tax burden, in particular the value added tax and payments to the social insurance fundout losing control, of course. through step-by-step experiments, according to the general opinion, external pressure creates new opportunities for the country; government dmitry kochetkov anna for ekin alexey labushkin channel one. entering a special military operation in ukraine today, vladimir putin discussed with the permanent members of the russian security council the emphasis on countering information sabotage in kiev, such as in bucha, as well as in negotiations between the russian and ukrainian delegations. russia will promote the draft agreement at these negotiations, which contains our initial demands on the eve of its updated version of the document presented to ukraine and there are just visible attempts, wrap up all the blur. let me remind you that in that istanbul document, the ukrainians clearly formulated that future guarantees of ukraine's security do not apply to crimea and sevastopol in yesterday's draft. this is clear and there is no statement. instead of it, vague

a person applies to the territorial bodies of the social insurance fund, fills out a special questionnairepreference regarding the breed of dog, and its energy and activity, and we individually select for each person the right dog for him every year at school about 60 graduates across the country, a small amount of waiting for a guide dog takes one and a half to two years during this time a real profile will grow from such a kid up to eight months , kindergarten games basic obedience commands after the puppy takes patronage, the instructor teaches you to identify obstacles and remain calm, so that even a detachment of cats does not happen. have to nurture endurance by the end of the learning exam light-impenetrable glasses are a difficult route. okay, well done, felicia is doing well, by the way, most of the dogs in the labrador school are friendly. this breed is laid down genetically, therefore getting used to the new owner happens quickly and painlessly, we try in the first days to give the dog to the visually impaired in the room the more. he will spend no time. she will walk more, care

successful candidates and submit an electronic application about the accepted employee through the social insurance fundoyers hire them, then from our side, the employer is paid compensation in the amount of the minimum wage is calculated with a mission coefficient and is paid for a certain period of work, if a young man has worked for a month, then for a month. if you worked for another 2 months, then the second tranche takes place for another three months. accordingly, another tranche in this way for six months, the employer can receive three payments for each hired employee. for example, if the amount of mouth today is 13.800 rubles. then, taking into account the amount of insurance premiums, the value of the regional multiplying coefficient, let's say in novosibirsk, is 1.25 the amount of total payments per person will be a little more than 50,000 rubles. and finally, the most important condition of the program is that all employees whom the employer accepts under this subsidy must remain at his workplace for at least a calendar year. if during this period a new employee is fired by the employer, th

a person submits an application to the territorial body of the social insurance fund, fill out a specialnnaire, which indicates the preference for the breed of dog, and its activity and its energy, and we individually select for each person, a suitable dog for him every year at school there are about 60 graduates across the country, the number is small. it takes one and a half to two years to wait for a guide dog. the instructor teaches you to identify obstacles and keep calm, so that even a detachment of cats does not happen. is to cultivate endurance by the end of the study exam light impenetrable glasses difficult route. good, well done, felicia is doing well, by the way, most of the dogs in the labrador school are friendly. this breed is genetically incorporated, therefore, getting used to a new owner occurs quickly and painlessly, in the first days we try to give the dog a visually impaired number, the more. he will spend more time with her, will walk her, caress her. naturally. it will be faster to get used to it and already slowly wean. this instructor evgeny tolkun confesses with

returning peaceful life is restoring the power lines of the gas pipeline , a branch of the social insurance pension fund is being opened there is humanitarian aid from the ministry of emergency situations of russia and the all-russian popular front. humanitarian assistance is intended for residents of front-line cities and towns of centers for the reception of refugees, as well as social institutions. the distribution of cargo is carried out by volunteers and employees of the administration of municipalities and verpikhanov yaroslav borisov ivano-sanov vesti. the luhansk people's republic of russia's investigative committee opened criminal cases. after the bodies of four russian soldiers with signs of torture were found in ukraine involved in the commission of these crimes , law enforcement agencies together with the police of the people's republics are looking for. after the end of hostilities, the bodies of four dead russian servicemen were found with traces of torture and torture . corporal mikhail krylov told the ministry of defense about new examples of courage and heroism of our military personnel

a branch of the social insurance pension fund is being opened. in addition, humanitarian aid from the russian emergencies ministry and the all-russian popular front arrives in the republic. humanitarian aid is intended for residents of front-line cities and settlements of centers for the reception of refugees, and as well as social institutions. volunteers and employees of the administration of municipalities and verpikhans are engaged in the distribution of cargo yaroslav borisov ivano -sanov vesti, luhansk people's republic ambush. he entered the battle with superior enemy forces and was wounded, however, he did not leave the battlefield. the engineering brigade of roman brikulsky under mortar fire was able to equip a bridge crossing, along it a column of russian equipment quickly crossed to the other side, rivers, senior sergeant vladimir krughodsenko took a car with ammunition out of the shelling, and then, despite a shrapnel wound, took it out from under the fire wounded comrades. and so, what will be discussed further on our air to knock ou

gas pipelines open a branch of the social insurance pension fund.nitarian aid arrives in the republic from the russian emergencies ministry and the all-russian popular front. humanitarian aid is intended for residents in front-line cities and towns centers and reception of refugees, as well as social institutions. the cargo is distributed by volunteers and employees of the administration of municipalities igor pikhanov yaroslav borisov ivano-sanov news of the lugansk people's republic about new examples of courage and heroism of our military personnel in the donbass, corporals told the ministry of defense. mikhail krylov discovered a unit of ukrainian saboteurs who were preparing an attack on a column of russian troops, informing the command about the ambush. he went into battle with superior forces enemy during fierce resistance. fighters. krylov was wounded. however, the engineering brigade of roman breculsky , under mortar and artillery fire, did not leave the battlefield, and was able to equip a bridge across the river. this made it possible to

look at national— asset rich, for example, if you look at national insurance, that is to fund _ at national insurance, that is to fund socialsue, and then i think— intergenerational issue, and then i think if— intergenerational issue, and then i think if you — intergenerational issue, and then i think if you are just in terms of the government's education plans, we know this _ the government's education plans, we know this government is trying to make _ know this government is trying to make some people think twice about lloii'i make some people think twice about going to _ make some people think twice about going to university and want to crackdown on the making mouse degrees — crackdown on the making mouse degrees. whether that's intentional, they might also be putting people off in_ they might also be putting people off in terms of the share price that you might — off in terms of the share price that you might end up paying, once you have _ you might end up paying, once you have gone. let you might end up paying, once you have gone-— have gone. let me turn to you, stephanie — have gone. let me turn to you, stephanie. thi

social security. so you have the old-age pension fund. then you have unemployment insurance, and again, thinking about the high rate of unemployment, that makes sense. but look at the next two. these are probably -- also you benefit from these directly most people don't even think about them or know about them. old age assistance. oaa, old age assistance, and aide to dependent children. social security is passed in 1935. social security act passed in 1935. what if you are 65 or 70 years old when the legislation is passed? you obviously are too old probably or even unable to work so you can't contribute, you can't get into the system, but you still need help. that's the purpose for the oaa. people who get sort of caught in between when the social security program is going to start. the law was passed in 1935. deductions from paychecks doesn't really start until 1937 and benefits -- they thought officially the benefits would not start until 1942 and they later changed that and upped it to 1940, so my point is you are going to have needy people before they can get real money fr

the insolvency of the medicare insurance trust fund and insolvency of the highway trust fund, then the insolvency of the social security old age and survivors insurance trust fund by 2033. why is it the biden administration is not sounding the alarm about this looming crisis? why doesn't this budget, which should be a reflection of the values of this administration, propose to avoid this insolvency in social security, medicare, and highway trust fund that my constituents depend on so much? dir. young: thank you. i want to assure you, the budget assumes and it is built into the numbers that those programs, even given insolvency, that those pogroms continue at the current rate. we are required to do that by law, so the numbers you have here assumed that those programs continue. rep. cline: it assumes they are heading for insolvency? dir. young: it shows we are spending the same level, the benefits do not stop. rep. cline: which will result in insolvency. dir. young: we need bipartisan solutions. it is going to take both sides of the aisle and the administration to come together to find solutions to make sure we

the government's national insurance increase starts to hit many pay packets from today — to fund health and socialrom today — but not everyone is happy with the idea. coming up on the bbc news channel... final preparations are under way for the start of the masters tomorrow, with all eyes on tiger woods, who says he does intend to play in the first men's golf major of the year. the biggest reform to divorce law in 50 years has come into force with no fault divorces becoming legal in england and wales. divorce affects tens of thousands of couples and families every year and until now in over half of those applications a person has had to blame their partner in legal documents. no—fault divorce already exists in scotland, but the so—called blame rules still apply in northern ireland. our legal affairs correspondent dominic casciani reports. happy family life. what so many of us want. but sometimes it comes with an emotional cost. in 2018, olivia and her then husband realised their marriage was over and they had to find a way out of it for the good of themselves and their children. but when she met a

specifically on the money the nhs and social care need, if you are not happy with it being funded through national insurancend when? try 3 will set out last september, rachel reeves was very clear that what we need to do as she taxes fairly and spends wisely. the government are doing neither of those two things. right now, most of the tax rises are clobbering small businesses and medium businesses. national insurance is not only on people's wages, it is a tax on businesses that sell. rachel reeves said she will reform and scrap business rates so that businesses can compete effectively. global trade at the is “p effectively. global trade at the is up 14% —— 8% but britain's trade is down 14%. the fundamentals to get our economy going or not they are under this tory government. rachel reeves and our shadow chancellor have got a series of policies ready to go that will get money into people's pockets, get the economy growing so we do not track so much in the first place and when we do have to tax, we will make sure we get the balance right to be taxing those people who rely on wage income with those people who

the government's national insurance increase starts to hit many pay packets from today — to fund health and socials all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon... it'sjust after 1.30, and here's your latest sports news... chelsea are looking to follow in the footsteps of liverpool and manchester city — and take the advantage, in their champions league tie later. they take on real madrid at stamford bridge this evening.... in the first leg of their quarter final. its been a tough week for thomas tuchel�*s side after a heavy defeat to brentford at the weekend. chelsea did beat real madrid en route to the final last season but tuchel says that will have no bearing on this evening. it is not a point to prove again or whatever, we are out there to prove a point anyway and to bounce back from saturday's performance and to play in the right way, in the way we want to play to come out to be physical, intense, focused and to be on our very best, because this is what we need. a big game in the premier league as well t

in the uk a change in the amount of national insurance paid by workers and businesses kicks in today. its called the health and social care levy and is to fundt to the nhs and then eventually funds for adult social care. but the tax increase has been criticised by opposition and some back—bench tory mps who argue it is an extra burden on households and businesses who are already under significant financial pressure. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports. business is getting back on track at george's bistro. but now, they will be paying more national insurance on the wages of the 25 staff. personally, for me, i look at my wage, i think it's not too much, but then i look at it as a business and how we are going to have to be paying that on everybody�*s wages. it adds up really quick. what does it mean, then, for you as a business? how will you cover that cost? we are going to try to bring more custom in. that is the only way we can do it. more bums on seats? yes, bums on seats. that's what we need to do. obviously, for more bums on seats, we need more staff, so, more cost. from today lots of the staff here will be paying ex

will appear in the application, and the funds will go to the card , support or stents will be registered with the national health insurance agency or the socialn authorities of the population, and submit an application for assistance there. where were you before on the website of the ministry of social policy of ukraine courage stronger than a weapon, courage is always more important than a weapon. crush and you don't give up. thank you for standing up for ukraine. we have not forgotten about you for a second and we will not forget. rest assured, all the temporarily occupied territories led a historic gathering of military generals from 40 countries at the rammstein base , which in germany is a nato base and but there were not only generals from nato countries are present, who agreed together, including with the minister of defense of ukraine peznik about military aid , many experts already say that this very meeting can become a decisive turning point confrontation in the full-scale aggression of the russian federation on the territory of our states who knew maybe in history we will remember this rammstein base in time as they once remembere

by raising the national insurance rituals that mean 70% of workers will actually see a net tax cut in spite of the new health and social care levy coming in to fundraising the national living wage, cutting the taper rate on universal credit to help those on the lowest incomes and with regard to energy prices, we have already announced £9 billion worth of support, when we know more about energy prices in the autumn, of course we stand ready to do more, but it will be right to make a decision when we have all the facts, which we will know later in the year. which we will know later in the ear. , . :, :, year. news coming in from the metropolitan — year. news coming in from the metropolitan police _ year. news coming in from the metropolitan police about - year. news coming in from the| metropolitan police about party gait, saying they will not be issuing any more updates over the investigation into parties in downing street and elsewhere in whitehall until after the local elections in may. the investigation will continue during that time, says the met. fines could in theory be issued, but due to the restrictions over communications in the run—up to

insurance. the government say they will use the extra money for funding health and social care. of the businesses and employees who lost the most of the last few years now feel like they are being asked to pay a higher price to cover the cost of the pandemic. it is absolutely crazy. with everything else going up, it's another thing we have to deal with. this salon will have to pay more for each member of staff butjoseph said it is ok if he is charged more personally. i don't mind if it goes up a litte because i know a little because i know much help i have had over the last 18 months. it needs to come from somewhere. but faced with a much bigger increase, boss richard does not agree. it's another challenge as a business owner to survive and move forward. very difficult. it's an increase when so many others have already cut all the corners they can. the biggest reform to divorce law in 50 years has come into force with no fault divorces becoming legal in england and wales. divorce affects tens of thousands of couples and families every year and until now in over half of those app

this decade, the insolvency of the medicare hospital insurance trust fund and the insolvency of the highway trust fund and then the insolvency of the social security old age and survivor trust fund by 2033. why is it the biden administration is not sounding the alarm about this looming crisis? and why doesn't this budget that should be a reflection of the values of this administration, propose to avoid this insolvency and highway trust fund that my constituents depend on so much back at home? >> thank you, mr. cline. one, i want to asure you the budget assumes, and it's built into the numbers, that those programs -- even given the insolvency, that they continue at the current rates that is built into our figures. we are required to do that by law, so the assumption -- all the numbers you have here assume those programs continue. >> so it assumes that they're heading for insolvency in the years that i cited? >> it shows we're spending the same level that benefits don't stop. >> which will result in insolvency -- >> we need bipartisan solutions. my guess is it's going to take both sides of the aisle here and the administration to come toget

the insolvencesy the medicare hospital insurance trust fund and the insolvencesy of the highway trust fund and then the insolvensy of the social security old age survivor trust fun by 2033. why is it that the biden administration is not soundsing the alarm about this looming creasis? and why doesn't this budget, which should be a reflection of the values of this administration, propose to avoid this insolvency in the medicare and highway trust fund that my constituents depend on so much back at home. >> thank you mr. klein. i want to assure you the biological assumes that it is built into the numbers that those programs -- even given insolvency, that the programs continue at their current rates. it is built into the figures. we are required to do that by law. all the numbers here assumes that those programs continue. >> it assumes that it is heading for insolvency. >> that we are spending at the same level and benefits don't stop. >> which results in insolvency. >> we need bipartisan solutions. my guess is it is going to take both sides of the aisle here and the administration to make sure we come together to deal with the ins

insurance this morning and is here with the details. this was the announcement that came last september, for more funding for health and social care but youit, and it goes into a big pot to help pay for things like the state pension, statutory sick pay or maternity leave. but the government says the last few years have taken a big toll on health and social care, and they want us to pay more to help fund it directly. to be precise, 1.25 percentage points more. that means 1.25p more in each pound. what does it mean for your take home pay? well, if you earn £30,000 a year, you will pay an extra £214 annually in national insurance. if you earn £80,000 a year, it adds up to an extra £839. there is another shift on the horizon. from july, the point at which you start paying national insurance will go up from just under £10,000, tojust over £12,500. these changes overall mean anyone earning under £34,000 will overall pay less. anyone earning over that amount will pay more national insurance than before. and this is all happening at the same time as changes to income tax. the point at which we start paying that, and the point at which we pay more