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What happens behind the scenes when the UK prepares for economic announcements? | BBC News
On Wednesday the Chancellor John Healey will deliver his first Budget. In this episode we hear from his predecessor’s chief of staff of nearly five years. Katie…
On Wednesday the Chancellor John Healey will deliver his first Budget.
In this episode we hear from his predecessor’s chief of staff of nearly five years.
Katie Martin lifts the lid on codenames for government policy, what she thinks Healey should do, and what really happened with the winter fuel payment cut decision.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
Little things that mean a lot .... watching and commenting from Thailand where I reside, and being a pensioner, I have to suggest that unfreezing the UK state pension would mean a lot to about 500,000 of us worldwide - and wouldn't cost as much as you might think. It would also be the morally correct thing to do.
you never get any truth from the bbc ... the arch criminals in parliament have to pay £150,000,000,000 interest each year (of our money) on the £3.3 trillion they have borrowed and stolen ... this interest is more than the education budget, more than the defence budget, in fact it's five times more than the housing and environment budget ... we are ruled over by criminals
Well. As we are now drowning in a sea of government debt. The real trick for our politicians is coming up with who to blame for the terrible mess that we now find ourselves in. As we all know that it can 'Never' be seen to be their fault.
Well. As our government is a bottomless pit of wastage and financial ineptitude. The politicians are working out how to make it appear that they are giving us something, whilst they are really 'Systematically' taking away everything. Best wishes 🙏
cut stamp duty. or let it rise to houses above 500,000. <br><br>increase 100,000 tax trap to 150000. <br><br>increase alll tax thresholds to 2008 plus inflation levels.
On Wednesday the Chancellor John Healey will deliver his first Budget.
In this episode we hear from his predecessor’s chief of staff of nearly five years.
Katie Martin lifts the lid on codenames for government policy, what she thinks Healey should do, and what really happened with the winter fuel payment cut decision.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#BBCNews #ukpolitics #ukbudget
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