he will start in mid—may, we are told, and will continue as mp for tatton.succeeds the new editor of radio a's today george osborne, the today programme. george osborne, the former chancellor of the exchequer, has been appointed editor of the london evening standard. not

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this man will be the mp for tatton, director of a bank, running his northern powerhouse operation, andard. how many morejobs the london evening standard. how many more jobs does the london evening standard. how many morejobs does he the london evening standard. how many more jobs does he want? the paper ‘s owner said he was proud to eeeez e eeeeez eele ee eeee ezeej i; l . .... l eeeez e eeeeez eele ee eeee ezeej ie l . .... l an editor of such substance and have an editor of such substance and someone have an editor of such substance and someone who is sceptical about the government ‘s approach to brexit. financial centre will count in our favour. the government has chosen not to make the economy the priority his newjob will give him a platform to trumpet london's quite amazing, i was shocked. i thought it was fake news. why is he doing it? not for the money, he's got plenty from elsewhere. i can only conclude he wants to build the standard into an alternative power base to theresa may and in the event of brexit going pear shaped he will use this power base to launch his attack. we we

would be a bit, i would think he would be editor of the evening standard long after he is mp for tattone cost of pay, pensions and national insurance contributions. the government says funding for all schools is at a record £40 billion. but according to the education policy institute, budget pressures will hit every school and particularly those in deprived areas. here'g g t education cortggggggogt this primary school in southwark in south london has been well funded compared to other schools, something the government is determined to change to make the system fairer. it faces a shortfall of 14% in its budget between now and 2020.m faces a shortfall of 14% in its budget between now and 2020. it is the additional stuff we have in school, the additional apogee and at ease for children, sports coaches, the services we bring in to support learning such as speech therapists, art therapists, sports coaches, we would have to look at cutting those things in the first instance. ultimately we are looking atjob cuts, however. the government says it is spending £40 billion on schools in england thi

the mp for tatton in cheshire has already taken up business roles since leaving office — and has saidmonth. the motoring organisation the rac says the new rules will mean people buying new low—emissions vehicles, which currently have no car tax, will pay at least £130 a year. the government says the changes to will be fair to motorists and good for the environment. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. looking for a new car, and thinking about doing your bit for the environment? well, that might become a bit more expensive from april. that's because the new vehicle excise duty rates come into force, and low—emission cars will be paying more than they do now. most cars bought from april 1st will pay a initial charge, depending on their emmissions, and then £140 after that every year. it means hybrid cars, which pay no tax up to now, will have to pay £130 in road tax. and cars costing £40,000 or more will face an additional premium. but luckily, new duties will have no effect on cars already on uk roads. it is confusing for customers, because there are so many different levels a

the mp for tatton in cheshire has already taken up business roles since leaving office — and has saidrough the ordeal of giving evidence in court under changes being brought forward by the government. from september, a victim's cross—examination will be pre—recorded and played to the jury. with seniorjudges. the move follows a trial involving child victims who said it made them feel less pressured and better able to recall events. the headlines on bbc news: fellow musicians have paid tribute to chuck berry, the rock and roll star—who has'diedr a one—year—old boy dies and a girl of the same age injured in north london. a bbc investigation finds a link between skin creams containing paraffin and dozens of fire deaths in england. to pay much higher car tax, from next month. the motoring organisation the rac says the new rules will mean people buying new low—emissions vehicles, which currently have no car tax, will pay at least £130 a year. the government says the changes to will be fair to motorists and good for the environment. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. looking for a

he will start in may and continue as mp for tatton.issed by theresa may last summer. all wondered what he would do next and 110w wondered what he would do next and now we know. he's moving into journalism. it is one of the biggest journalistic jobs journalism. it is one of the biggest journalisticjobs in the uk. he's got a bit of a background in. , he's been interested in journalism, he's been interested in it for awhile, but this - shock a it for awhile, but this will shock a number of people. the key thing is that he will continue as an mp. he's beenin that he will continue as an mp. he's been in the headlines controversy over the last few weeks because he's taken a job at blackrock, one of the world's largest asset management companies, but his constituents in tater will wonder whether he has time to serve them in parliament was to stand as editor. it's an issue for osborne to consider how he keeps his constituents happy but in terms of. standard, this isi huge of the standard, this is a huge queue for them and they will be very ple

accept the post of editor of the london evening standard while continuing as conservative mp for tattons. cctv images have been published of the moment a suspected islamist extremist attacked a soldier at a paris taking control of her automatic rifle, but was shot dead minutes later by other soldiers. no one else was injured. pope francis has asked for forgiveness for what he described as the sins and failings of the roman catholic church during the rwandan genocide in 1994. in november the kigali government reouested an analofiv. .. . from the vatican over the role some catholic priests and religious figures played in the massacres. the president of google in europe has apologised after online adverts for companies and organisations appeared alongside extremist content on you tube. from google platforms. millions of videos are uploaded onto youtube everyday. but they include extremist material such asjihadi propaganda and footage from neo—nazi campaigns. and yet these hate—filled videos attract advertising, often randomly generated. here, a radical islamist preaches about a holiday adve

he will start in mid—may and continue as mp for tatton. leaderjeremy corbyn, who's said it "makes a mockery his appointment on the channel london live, which is owned by estv, who also own the evening standard. iama i am a member of parliament and proud to represent my constituency and of course this paper is primarily edited in the morning, parliament votes in the afternoon. crucially, people need to know i will speakfor crucially, people need to know i will speak for london and london crucially, people need to know i wi this eak for london and london crucially, people need to know i wi this paper london and london crucially, people need to know i wi this paper as ndon and london crucially, people need to know i wi this paper as itsyn and london crucially, people need to know i wi this paper as its editor. .ondon crucially, people need to know i wi this paper as its editor. we on so this paper as its editor. we will judge whatever the government does whatever the mayor does against the test, is it good for london or is it not? and if it is not good for london we will say so and will not be

he's due to edit the paper four days a week from may — and says he intends to continue as the mp for tattonchosen because his ‘socially liberal and economically pragmatic‘ views match those of the paper‘s readers. here‘s our political correspondent, ben wright. he is used to being featured on the front pages, now george osborne will decide what‘s on one, becoming editor of a major newspaper less than a year after being sacked from the cabinet following the eu referendum. i will speak for london and londoners through this paper as its editor and we willjudge whatever the government does, whatever the mayor does, against that simple test, is it good for london or not and if it is not then we will say that and we will not be afraid to do that. if it is good for london, we will back it. he has spent his entire life in politics, six years running the treasury after building his career within the tory party as an mp and adviser to previous leaders but before politics he wanted to be journalist. he did not get a break or a job and will jump straight into the editor‘s hair of the evening standard.

paperfour days a week from the month of may, and he said he also intends to continue as the mp for tatton. the green mp- lucas says he must green mp caroline lucas says he must resign and it's showing contempt for his constituents. here is our correspondent, ben he is used to being featured on the front pages. now george osborne will decide what's on one, becoming editor of a major newspaper less than a year after being sacked from the cabinet following the eu referendum. i'm thrilled and excited to be the editor of the london evening standard. people want authority of facts and good analysis, this is an important time for good journalism and the evening standard will provide it. he has spent his entire life a aa aa a aaa running the treasury after building his career within the tory party as an mp and adviser to previous leaders but before politics he wanted to be a journalist. he did not get a break or a job. now he willjump straight into the editor's chair of the evening standard. the paper's owner said he was pleased with the appointment. and also with someone who is sceptical over th

of class two nics for self employed people, announced by my right honourable friend the member for tattoned, mr deputy speaker, the possibility of simply reversing the decision to abolish class two contributions, but the class two nic is aggressive and outdated. it is absolutely right that it should go, so instead, from april 2018, when it is abolished, the main rate of class four nics for the main rate of class four nics for the self—employed will increase by 196 the self—employed will increase by 1% up to 10%, with a further 1% increase in april 2019. the combination of the abolition of class two and the class four increases i have announced today raises a net £145 million a year for our public services by 2021—22, an average of around 60p per week per self—employed person in this country. and since class two contributions are payable at a flat rate, while class four is chargeable asa rate, while class four is chargeable as a proportion of profits, all self—employed people earning less than £16,250 will still see a reduction in the total nics bill. this change reduces the unfairness in

we had a lengthy summing up from the judge, she said tatton was destined to live his short life almostbut she said victoria gayle had lied to the police and the little boy was denied a decent burial familiars. thejudge boy was denied a decent burial familiars. the judge said - full familiars. the judge said the full truth of his short—lived might never be known —— decent burialfor many yea rs. be known —— decent burialfor many years. she was sentenced to 21 months in prison, she has all the reserve six months in custody, and what happens now, there is an investigation by barnet council —— she has already served six months in custody. the nspcc has said the circumstances of this case are very disturbing and § circumstances of this case are very disturbing and g as we heard in disturbing and also as we heard in the report, the police are appealing for more information. they want to hear more about the mysterious life of victoria gayle. thanks for joining us. the headlines on bbc news: the white house has agreed not to repeat its claims that british intelligence wiretapped donald trump du

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