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Sadiq Khan can’t stop the planned government Heathrow Extension from continuation, Rachel Reeves He said.
The Mayor of London was the vocal opponent of the plan for the construction of a The third runway at the London airport.
But speaking about the BBC Radio 4 program, “I have a great respect for Sadik, but I disagree with him, and as power must make decisions in national interest.”
He asked if he could stop the expansion of happening, “” No. There may be no court reviews, but we’re sure this airport expansion will happen to build a third runway.
MS Reeves also signaled HeathrowThe third runway could be built and use until 2035. years.
He asked the timeline on plans, which supported Wednesday, the Chancellor said the BBC Breakfast: “We want to see the pits in the country in this parliament.”
Press when the flights were flying from the airport, the Chancellor added, “I think we can do it in a decade.”
MS Reeves Heathrow support will see her face down Labor Critics and environmental campaigns and figures from the aviation industry expressed skepticism on plans.
Ulicing takes the NHS mandate ‘back to the basics’ in the new war on excess cost
“The culture of routine excessive excessive spending is over,” Wes Streeteleting warned, because he presented a new, decorated mandate for the NHS.
The Health Secretary, who said that it would bring the health service “return to the basics,” warned that “NHS must learn to live in their means.”
Its new goals include cutting waiting lists, improving access to GPS and dentists and improvement of emergency and emergency care.
In the presence of the term of office 2025. year, the Middle said that the approach would put “NHS on the way to recovery”.
“The last government has submitted the shortest waiting time and the greatest satisfaction of the patient on records. It will not be easy, but together we will do it again,” he said.
“We recognize that it will mean difficult decisions, and local systems should feel empowered to make them,” Mr. Uning warned them. “The culture of routine over excessive expenses is not done without consequences.”
Millie Cooke30. January 2025. 10:36
The Labor Party pays tribute to John Prescott
The working party said “today I am sorry from the Giant Movement” before the Funeral Lord John Prescott later later today.
Lord Prescott, which served under Sir Tony Blair between 1997. and 2007, died on 20. November last year, at the age of 86.
In post on X, work today paid tribute to the recording of their most prominent moments at the party.
Jabed Ahmed30. January 2025. 10:29
Watch Rachel Grilled Reeves in the forwardness of the airport extension over environmental care
Jabed Ahmed30. January 2025. 10:19
The streets says the NHS must learn to live within their funds’
Wes Streeteletes today submitted a decorated mandate for the health service, bringing the NHS “back to the basics”.
The Health Secretary said, “With so many pressures on the pockets of people and public purses, the NHS must learn to live within their funds. We will know that it will mean the local systems to make them empowered.”
He added: “The culture of routine excessive excessions without consequences is over.”
Jabed Ahmed30. January 2025. 10:10
Watch Rachel Reeves warns in the UK “Losing Market Share” without the expansion of Heathrow
Jabed Ahmed30. January 2025. 09:59
Wes Streets will return NHS to the basics’ in a new coated mandate
Wes Streeteleting is expected to submit a cropped mandate for the health service, the supply of NHS “back to the basics”. But he caused concerns about key areas, including the rules of sexual offense will be aside.
The NHS Health Secretary’s Goals is expected to include the decrease in the delay of emergencies, cutting the waiting list, improving access to GPS and dentists and improving the goals for Cancer and Mental Health Care and Services.
It is also expected that they will be expected to serve ambitious efficiency goals and order NHS to “live within their funds” so that taxpayers receive value for money.
Mr. Streeting said telegraph, “We say NHS to return to the basics and focus on the basics. It is necessary to provide patient priorities – the shorter waiting time, to get a GP meeting and the ambulances that arrive in time.”
Millie Cooke30. January 2025. 09:58
Here are written ministerial statements that are made in the community today
– State Secretary for Business and Trade: Appeal Process Scheme Scheme Shemet.
– Cabinet office minister: Humanitarian medal.
– State Secretary for Education: Strengthening the supervision of the provision of partnerships in higher education.
– State Secretary for Energy Safety and Net Zero: 2035 National Determined Contributions (NDC) to facilitate clarity, transparency and understanding (ICTU).
– State Secretary for Health and Social Welfare: Government Mandate 2025. years in NHS England and NHS operational planning 2025-26.
– State Secretary for home department: Border security, asylum and immigration account.
– State Secretary for Home Decoration: Police Financing Settlement 2025-26.
– State Secretary of State, Communities and Local Government: Integrated settlements.
– State Secretary for Work and Pensions: Diffuse Mesothelioma Payment Levy 2024-25.
Jabed Ahmed30. January 2025 09:49
Tory ‘Happy in principle’ about the expansion of Heathrow, says, step
Shadow Chancellor Mel Hride said that they were “happy in principle” to see the work of Heathrow airport.
Mr. Kride said Sky News: “You look at something with Heathrow who is unlikely to get a fruit if he does at all, up to 2040s or maybe even in the 2050s.
“It is an immediate challenge that we have this year, next year, year after the government has done the economy as a result of the last budget.
“Theaters, tax work, killing Stone-dead, unemployment growing on the rise; all are the challenges that Rachel Reeves are currently needed.
“He has the opportunity at the end of March with a spring statement, to come to the Community home and explain how the team will address, although well, let’s talk about the long run.
“But people take care of the next few years ahead, I think.”
Jabed Ahmed30. January 2025. 09:29
Shadow Chancellor asked whether Tries will reverse insurance maintenance
Speaking of the BBC Radio 4, the shadow of Chancellor Mel Hide said, “So we were very clear that we believe in lower taxes as fun, not more taxes.
“We were very clear that the horrible mistake that government did, said that before the election, it is to increase taxes significantly on companies, especially employment. And we see that we pass now in terms of effective zero growth, greater unemployment, inflation larger than they would otherwise be, with interest rates greater for longer.
“We are now, over the coming months and years to compose together, through this deep thinking about this tax and many other issues, the right kind of political platform for the exhibition of British people.”
Jabed Ahmed30. January 2025 09:13