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Speaker 1: Devin Gray are UK correspondents with us even in Gevin.

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Speaker 1: Hither what are the chances Rachel Reeves actually does what

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Speaker 1: she's told to do and raises taxes.

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Speaker 2: So Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, the money in person in

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Speaker 2: the government, will give out her budget, her plans for

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Speaker 2: the economy in October, and as the days come closer,

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Speaker 2: it really really does look like she's going to have

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Speaker 2: to raise taxes. And that is because now another very

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Speaker 2: well respected economic think tank here in the UK, the

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Speaker 2: National Institute of Economic and Social Research, not the most

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Speaker 2: catchy title, says we've got a black hole of some

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Speaker 2: eighty five billion New Zealand dollars, maybe even a bit

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Speaker 2: more actually on that exchange, but something very very large

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Speaker 2: black hole to fill. And Rachel Reeves has set out

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Speaker 2: two rules for government borrowing. The first is that day

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Speaker 2: to day spending will be paid for with government revenue

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Speaker 2: that's taxes, and borrowing can only be for investment. And

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Speaker 2: the second rule is that debt must be falling as

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Speaker 2: a share of national income by the end of the parliament. Well,

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Speaker 2: these now are said to be non negotia left by

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Speaker 2: raising taxes, so it looks like that's probably going to

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Speaker 2: have to happen. But this is a massive, massive shortfall

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Speaker 2: and massive gap to fill, and the think tank says

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Speaker 2: that living standards are the poorest ten percent of the

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Speaker 2: population and now ten percent lower than pre COVID levels,

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Speaker 2: so it says they should be protected from these tax rises.

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Speaker 1: What's going to happen with the kafuffle over whether the

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Speaker 1: police give out the ethnicity of people who they've charged.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's going to have to happen. So

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Speaker 2: at the moment, the rules regarding what police unveil at

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Speaker 2: the time of charging a suspect, questioning a suspect and

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Speaker 2: going to court are really very very strict and they

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Speaker 2: give very little information out. What people are calling for

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Speaker 2: is that they should give out more information about the

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Speaker 2: ethnicity and background of those who have been charged, particularly

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Speaker 2: whether or not they are asylum seekers. Now this has

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Speaker 2: all come to the foe because two men have been

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Speaker 2: charged with the rape of a twelve year old girl

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Speaker 2: in Warwickshire in the Midlands in England, and it's reported

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Speaker 2: they are Afghan asylum seekers. Now the situation here has

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Speaker 2: been very tense, with a number of protests, some turning

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Speaker 2: a little violent outside hotels where asylum seekers are being housed.

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Speaker 2: There are roughly two hundred hotels being used for this

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Speaker 2: purposes and the daily cost for housing asylum seekers and

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Speaker 2: looking after them is a staggering ten million New Zealand

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Speaker 2: dollars per day and people are getting fed up with it.

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Speaker 2: And so what now It's interesting is that the Prime

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Speaker 2: Minister and his government are saying, do you know what, Actually,

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Speaker 2: maybe we should be slackening the rules and regulations about

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Speaker 2: what can and can't be said in order to avert

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Speaker 2: potential flare ups over misinformation, which incidentally is really what

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Speaker 2: happened way back. You're but last summer a year ago

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Speaker 2: when Axel Ruder Bicana murdered three young girls at a

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Speaker 2: dance class, a summer dance class in Southport, which led

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Speaker 2: to riots. It was said at the time he was

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Speaker 2: an illegal migrant. He wasn't. He was here legally with

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Speaker 2: his parents having come from Africa. So that's what they're

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Speaker 2: looking at. And I think there's a great deal of

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Speaker 2: pressure now as they realize this. Even though the general

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Speaker 2: election could be years away, this could be the defining

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Speaker 2: issue for that election.

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Speaker 1: Ah yeah, fair point. Now, so there was no bullying

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Speaker 1: at Prince Harry's charity.

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Speaker 2: No, So the charity regulator has found there was no bullying,

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Speaker 2: harassment or misogyny at Center Balley. That's the charity that

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Speaker 2: Prince Harry set up but has since resigned along with

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Speaker 2: several other trustees earlier this year following a very very

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Speaker 2: bitter boardroom dispute and whistleblower allegations. Now the Charity Commissions

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Speaker 2: has imposed no sanctions. The current leadership will remain at

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Speaker 2: the charity. Arity supports young people in Southern Africa, very

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Speaker 2: very close to Prince Harry's heart, but he's now gone.

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Speaker 2: And this is a bittersweet outcome for Prince Harry, which

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Speaker 2: is obviously being deeply personal to him. But both sides

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Speaker 2: of this argument are to blame for the toxicity and

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Speaker 2: the damage that has been caused to the charity. According

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Speaker 2: to the Charity Commission, the row had seen Prince Harry

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Speaker 2: being labeled as a toxic brand by the charity's chair

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Speaker 2: and he'd stepped down, saying he and his trustees relationship

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Speaker 2: with the chair had broken beyond repair, saying their had

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Speaker 2: faced latant lives. So Prince Harry not entirely happy with

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Speaker 2: the ruling, but at least, it doesn't point to any

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Speaker 2: of those things bullying, harassment, misogyny, which is what that

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Speaker 2: charity was accused of.

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Speaker 1: Gavin, thanks so much, always appreciate your time. We'll check

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Speaker 1: to you in on Friday. That's Kevin Gray, are UK correspondent.

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