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At 3.2%. its amazing whats going on, a lot of good stuff. pete: all right, governor. theres maybe something else big happening in west virginia. weve got to get your take on this because three republican counties in western maryland want to leave maryland and become a part of west virginia. now, well see how that process plays out, but theyre the westernmost counties of maryland. there they are right now, garrett county, allegheny county and washington county. would west virginia welcome them? >...

By that amount, not dipped. its the rate of inflation thats gone down, not the cost of living itself. robert rozek was one of those who spotted it, and he recorded this video for us. i was watching the bbc news at 1pm on wednesday and was surprised to hear that the cost of living, according to the headline, has gone down in september. this wasnt actually true and, in fact, the package that followed showed that the rise in the cost of living had gone from 3.2% in august down to 3.1% in september....

Slightly in september, despite rising prices for fuel and transport. the office for national statistics says inflation is measured by the consumer prices index, dipped to 3.1% last month. well, those of you with a grasp of numbers will have noticed that if inflation was 3.1% last month, then that means that prices have actually risen by that amount, not dipped. its the rate of inflation thats gone down, not the cost of living itself. robert was one of those who spotted it, and he recorded this v...

The latest inflation figures also provided problems for wednesdays lunchtime news. the cost of living dipped slightly in september, despite rising prices for fuel and transport. the office for national statistics as inflation is measured by the consumer prices index, dipped to 3.1% last month. well, those of you with a grasp of numbers will have noticed that if inflation was 3.1% last month, then that means that prices have actually risen by that amount, not dipped. its the rate of inflation tha...

The office for national statistics said inflation — the rate at which prices are rising — was at 3.1% last month. earlier i spoke to our economics correspondent, andy verity, who said that while this is a small fall in inflation, its nonetheless still above that 2% target. its above the target but also, you shouldnt mistake that for the end of the rise in the cost of living that we have been seeing recently. its very much more likely to be a statistical blip. the reason i say that is what yo...

Like millions of public sectorworkers, ruths salary is stuck, for now. and, for lots of busy families, even those with decentjobs, there is a winter ahead of putting on an extra jumper, thinking twice about treats, and wondering whether whether it is worth saving at all, if theres any left to put away. nina warhurst, bbc news, salford. lets get more analysis from our economics correspondent, andy verity, whos here. so have we seen the worst of inflation, or is this just a blip in the figures? i ...

A small fall last month but still way above the 2% target. way above but also you — way above the 2% target. way above but also you shouldnt _ way above the 2% target. way above but also you shouldnt mistake - way above the 2% target. way above but also you shouldnt mistake that l but also you shouldnt mistake that for the end of the rise in the cost of living we have been seeing recently. its much more likely to be a statistical blip. i say that because it is what you are comparing it with. 3...

Lets get more on this with our economics correspondent, andy verity. so, andy, morning to you. pick out for us the key points from this latest data?— for us the key points from this latest data? well, annita, this isnt really _ latest data? well, annita, this isnt really the _ latest data? well, annita, this isnt really the end _ latest data? well, annita, this isnt really the end of- latest data? well, annita, this isnt really the end of this - latest data? well, annita, this. isnt really the...

For the over—sos and first doses for 12— to is—year—olds, as well as flu jabs. official figures show price rises dipped slightly in september as the economy continued to reopen. the increase in the cost of living, as measured by the consumer prices index, fell to 3.1% in september, down from 3.2% in august, according to the office for national statistics. higher prices for transport were the biggest contributor to price rises. our economics correspondent andy verity has been looking at t...