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Im back with another update in an hour. bye for now. good morning. youre watching bbc breakfast from westminster, where her majesty the queen is lying in state. we are trying to give you a sense of what it is like today. finch we are trying to give you a sense of what it is like today.— what it is like today. such an important — what it is like today. such an important day. _ what it is like today. such an important day. we _ what it is like today. such an important day. we are - what it is...

Inside westminster hall. its an extraordinary thought that any time if youd woken up during the night and switched on your television, you would have seen people filing through, at 2am, 3am, aam, just to have a moment and you see individually people get a chance to stand, may be to think, maybe have a personal reflection, and we know many tens of thousands have already come through. the queue this morning, we are told, is some 2.8 miles long, seven or eight hours people are waiting. this images ...

Good afternoon from westminster, where members of the public are queuing for the queens lying—in—state — in its first full day. the queue now stretches back for 2.8 miles. that is according to the latest update. this lunchtime royal officials have confirmed details for mondays state funeral for queen elizabeth ii. the service will be held at westminster abbey in london before the late queen is taken to be buried at windsor castle. the queen will be interred with the duke of edinburgh in st...

Thats twice where we were a year ago, when rates were 2.8%. and twice what we were at the beginning of this year, when the average 30-year was at 3.2%. to put this in perspective, lets say you want to buy a home for $$390,000. you put 20% down. a year ago, that would have cost you about $1,300 a month. that same home, same price, same downpayment, but at 6.02% interest, youre paying almost $600 more per month. this is why affordability has become a real challenge and why we have seen activity re...

September 02, 2022 Charleston, WV – Today, U.S. Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) announced $62.8 million from the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development

So, yeah, of course right now if you are 33 years old and making 70,000 a year, thats pretty good money. you are on your way to making 2.8 to $3 million a year. thats the trick part of all of this stuff. messaging part of it. the reality, though, you go down the scale, less than high school grads are making 29,000. they get squat. they get nothing for it except high grocery bills, healthcare bills, tougher way of life. people making 29,000 a year get nothing but more misery out of this. yet ther...

I dont agree with that. our economy is continuing to grow. the central bank, the ministry of economy, have increased the projected gdp growth this year from 2.1 to 2.8%. were actually growing faster based upon our exports, we have a fantastic economy, its very diverse, its able to... do you think the latvian people feel that right now? i mean, ive been out on the streets — people are talking about crazy rates of inflation in energy and food prices. right now, we are experiencing high prices in...

20% worse in food and energy. latvia is in no position to continue and sustain the sort of mobilisation that youve just described to me. i dont agree with that. our economy is continuing to grow. the central bank, the ministry of economy, have increased the projected gdp growth this year from 2.1 to 2.8%. were actually growing faster based upon our exports, we have a fantastic economy, its very diverse, its able to... do you think the latvian people feel that right now? i mean, ive been out on t...

The central bank, the ministry of economy, have increased the projected gdp growth this year from 2.1 to 2.8%. were actually growing faster based upon our exports, we have a fantastic economy, its very diverse, its able to... do you think the latvian people feel that right now? i mean, ive been out on the streets — people are talking about crazy rates of inflation in energy and food prices. right now, we are experiencing high prices in energy and food. throughout europe, were experiencing this...

You are overseeing a very fragile economy right now. youve barely recovered in terms of gdp from the financial crash of 2008. youve since had covid, your inflation rate, according to last months figures, is running at around 20% worse in food and energy. latvia is in no position to continue and sustain the sort of mobilisation that youve just described to me. i dont agree with that. our economy is continuing to grow. the central bank, the ministry of economy, have increased the projected gdp gro...