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Secretary sajid javid at 7.30am, and we can put your questions to our regular panel, professor linda bauld and dr chris smith, just after 8am. some breaking news now and in the last few minutes the latest inflation figures have been published. nina can tell us more. good morning. iam good morning. i am at smithfield market in manchester, they will be keeping a keen eye on inflated prices. a big figure this morning for you, prices. a big figure this morning foryou, inflation, prices. a big figure...

Are re—introduced. we will be speaking to the health secretary in the next few minutes. lets run you through a number of other stories. the uk inflation rate hit 3.2% in the year to august, the biggest increase since records began in 1997, as the economy continued to reopen. the office for national statistics said the rise from 2% injuly, was driven by higher food costs.the rate now exceeds the bank of englands 2% inflation target again. the cost of living went up less rapidly injuly because o...

There are lots of things going on at once. 3.2% is a record—breaking leap. you will have seen things like petrol at the pump going up to £1 35. some of the reasons are links to energy prices going up. we stopped doing anything ever looked down, they wouldnt come on the telly! good morning! then we all started doing things again so the demand for energy sword globally. we are going over to the fruit and veg area. we have covered the shortage of hgv drivers, but also brexit as mariella said, th...

And advice to work from home. do you think measures should be brought in? get in touch with us this morning — you can tweet me @annita—mcveigh or use the hashtag bbc your questions. also this morning... figures released this morning show the rate at which prices are rising jumped to 3.2% last month. its the sharpest rise in inflation since records began. labour is leading a commons debate later on whether to keep the £20 a week uplift to universal credit. its currently due to be scrapped in...

Particularly emergency patients. inflation hits 3.2%, the biggest monthly leap since records began, as energy prices soar and supply chains struggle. where will it stop? well be talking to a rugby great, the wales captain alun wynjones, about his career. from watching the 1997 lions tour of south africa as a schoolboy to being named skipper of the side this year. it may be a bit misty and murky out there at the moment but after yesterdays heavy rainfall, especially in eastern areas, the next few...

So, why, then, have we seen in the last month of the biggestjump in inflation since records began, 3.2% last month?— inflation since records began, 3.296 last month? well, in some ways, it is very simple- _ last month? well, in some ways, it is very simple. we _ last month? well, in some ways, it is very simple. we werent - last month? well, in some ways, it| is very simple. we werent spending much on anything last year, but in terms of the big monthlyjump between august and, from july to augu...

Dont know— ruled out, not least because ijust dont know whether at some time in the future _ dont know whether at some time in the future or next year after that they might be a escape variant. figures released this morning show the rate at which prices are rising jumped to 3.2% last month. its the sharpest rise in inflation since records began. labour is leading a commons debate later on whether to keep the £20 a week uplift to universal credit. its currently due to be scrapped in october. 1...

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Tell us more. good morning. the figure came out earlier, 3.2%, that is a record—breaking job. earlier, 3.2%, that is a record—breakingjob. it earlier, 3.2%, that is a record—breaking job. it came as no surprise. when i said to you, inflation is taking a jump, what did you say to me? i inflation is taking a ump, what did you say to me?— inflation is taking a ump, what did you say to me? i said, everything we are bringing — you say to me? i said, everything we are bringing in _ you say t...

Last month, the biggest increase since records began in 1997. inflation is the rate at which prices are rising. if the cost of a £1 jar ofjam rises by 5p, thenjam inflation is 5%. the office for national statistics said the rise from 2% injuly was driven by increasing prices in the transport sector, as well as food costs at restaurants and cafes. the rate now exceeds the bank of englands 2% inflation target again. our business presenter alice baxter is here. good morning to you, alice. lets beg...