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Sticky inflation, no letup in the cost of living. the bank of england keeps on raising rates. could ai mean morejobs for humans? we look at why the boom in artificial intelligence could create work, rather than destroying it. welcome to world business report. we start here in the uk where weve had the latest consumer price inflation number for the 12 months to may, which has remained unchanged on the previous month at 8.7%. this latest figure has come as something of a surprise as analysts were ...

Two—week, much at risk of collapsing because it is such a long—term process we have to start now and the question is, how do you start that process when the conflict is continuing? what you do with say, trying invest in some of the safer areas, the west of the country? perhaps you do it in other parts where there is less conflict. difficult issues like that. here in the uk the _ difficult issues like that. here in the uk the latest _ difficult issues like that. here in the uk the latest figu...

Inflation did fall significantly in april, it finally came in just below 10%. it finally came in just below 10%. it was still at 8.7%, higher than the government was expecting, higher than analysts were expecting. the government has pledged to halve inflation by the end of this year. one of the big problems is stubbornly high food costs. grocery prices are rising still at 16.5% compared with a year ago. that is on average. some food products are going up even more steeply. milk, for example, che...

The latest inflation figures. analysts expected a drop but the rate is not shifting. ben can tell us more, hes in knutsford. good morning. plenty to chew over notjust good morning. plenty to chew over not just for the cattle good morning. plenty to chew over notjust for the cattle but good morning. plenty to chew over not just for the cattle but for us with these numbers. the figure is not expected by analysts and not what the government and bank of england hoped for. in may, inflation stuck at ...

Primary priority. that was the i chancellorjeremy hunt responding primary priority. that was the - chancellorjeremy hunt responding to the inflation figures today. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity some enconomists will have concerns about the latest figures. well, its going to worry a lot of economists is the answer to that. a lot of them are comfortably predicting the current rate of 8.7%, the rate in the year to april, would actually be lower, would be more like 8.4 or something around ...

Ben can tell us more, hes in knutsford. you are surrounded by animals but also the reality of the inflation figures which is all around you, as well. absolutely. all eyes here with this lot on me but all eyes economy —wise on the inflation figures and we found out inflation, average price rises in may, were at 8.7% which means if you spent £100 on goods and services 12 months ago, this time around they would cost £108 70. it did not fall between april and may, which is what many expected and...

This is following the submarine and submersibles disappearance from contact on sunday, late on sunday afternoon that they have not been heard of since then. if you want to follow more on this then do do so. we have continuing live coverage on the bbc news website and app — where our team is tracking every development — with full background and analysis. here in the uk, latest figures on the cost of living show last month it remains unchanged at 8.7% for the month of may. that is despite expe...

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