so after all that week five action this is how the table looks tesco are there at the top still on under the game in hand overs and it's as well as a better goal difference the three promoted teams are just a point further back vulgar also antidepressant found while at the other end the spots are now a profit that's able to have four points along with tom and carter and will stop. everything unmatched united could tighten their grip on the league title this tuesday night when a new castle would get the nine points clear of nearest rivals arsenal but i have games to go united are looking to bounce back from their f.a. cup semi final b.p.h. manchester city on saturday will have striker why really back along with jonny evans paul scholes is balanced about tenth place newcastle are only six points above the relegation zone after losing to answer for manager how do you believe this i played one will be safe it will be tough trying to get back against your life if you haven't lost it's james's pocket almost a decade. they don't lose two games on the road to recover so that perhaps it might see

when he left office, the tesco had been supplied to three rates of the top rate of 28%. over time, brackets' became added. as with so many things, we need to get back to the reagan model. in this case, bayh implemented the policies of growth. this budget begins by lowering taxes, with the top individual and corporate capped at 26%. it adopts a revenue-neutral approach by elinating loopholethat distort economic activity. this budget takes is a major problem that has distorted economic activity over the last two years. it refers are -- its reforms are designed to be permanent changes in law, not every boosters. america's families and businesses need and they deserve certainty and predictability when it comes to their taxes. they need to be able to plan for their economic future. let me close with this. america is drawing perilously close to a tipping point it has the potential to curtail free enterprise, transport it to transform our government, and weakened our national identity is in ways that may not be reversible. it represents too dangerous. -- two dangerous. -- dange

when he left office, the tesco had been supplied to three rates of the top rate of 28%. over time, brackets' became added. as with so many things, we need to get back to the reagan model. in this case, bayh implemented the policies of growth. this budget begins by lowering taxes, with the top individual and corporate capped at 26%. it adopts a revenue-neutral approach by eliminating loopholes that distort economic activity. this budget takes is a major problem that has distorted economic activity over the last two years. it refers are -- its reforms are designed to be pernent changes in law, not every boosters. america's families and businesses need and they deserve certainty and predictability when it comes to their taxes. they need to be able to pn for their economic future. let me close with this. erica is drawing perilously close to a tipping point it has the potential to curtail free enterprise, transport it to transform our government, and weakened our national identity is in ways that may not be reversible. it represents too dangerous. -- two dangerous. -- dangers

let's talk about the tesco commission recommended for discretionary spending cuts -- what the sysco commissionecommended. what about capping? guest: we learned from the 1990's in particular that multi- year caps on discretionary spending, keeping that within boundaries is the first thing that we need to do. what we proposed on the commission was to keep the 2012 budgeted spending no greater than 2011. 2013, we go back to 2008 and we address that number which is pre-crisis for inflation and that is the number for 2014. thereafter, and of the allocation for discretionary spending does not grow more than 0.5% of deflation rate between then and 2020. that is the simplified explanation, which is complicated enough. one of the first things we did was to say that we understand how this works and we need to reinstate the multi-year caps that work force in the 1990's and it balance the budget. host: former congressman john spratt is our guest. good morning. caller: good morning. the first bush tax cuts did not create jobs. and allowed the corporations to pocket their tax cuts and make one worker do the

when he left office, the tesco had been supplied to three rates of the top rate of 28%.ver time, brackets' became added. as with so many things, we need to get back to the reagan model. in this case, bayh implemented the policies of growth. this budget begins by lowering taxes, with the top individual and corporate capped at 26%. it adopts a revenue-neutral approach by eliminating loopholes that distort economic activity. this budget takes is a major problem that has distorted economic activity over the last two years. it refers are -- its reforms ars in law, not every boosters. america's families and businesses need and they deserve certainty and predictability when it comes to their taxes. they need to be able to plan for their economic future. let me close with this. america is drawing perilously close to a tipping point it has the potential to curtail free enterprise, transport it to transform our government, and weakened our national identity is in ways that may not be reversible. it represents too dangerous. -- two dangerous. -- dangers. has the power to make decis

the kiss. it's going onle sale now. >> tesco supermarket. morning's events. good morning to you. also, congratulations. it seemed to go off without a hitch. >> it was perfect. we were very happy. months of planning has gone into this, but in a way at buckingham palace we are used to putting on great occasions. we were blessed with great weather and everything went as planned. >> what was it like for you to be in the abbey? >> it was emotional. i have known them for seven years. it was a lovely service and i know how much they put of themselves in the service. they chose the music, the prayers, it was very, very special. >> i want to talk about the ceremony and the wedding. let's go back to last night. william called you up and said, look, i would like to go out on the mall and meet some people. that's not unlike him. >> pal. we were in the press office at clarence house and he said, i want to say hi to everyone out there. he and harry had their windows open and saw the atmosphere. we just went around the corner, out the back door. it was typi