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What does — are not out of the woods yet. and what does that _ are not out of the woods yet. a"ic what does that mean for the businesses you represent? irate what does that mean for the businesses you represent? we know from our research _ businesses you represent? we know from our research that _ businesses you represent? we know from our research that utilities - from our research that utilities costs _ from our research that utilities costs are — from our research that utilities costs are...

Bank of england likes to see inflation. ideally, it sees inflation. ideally, it sees inflation setting up 2%. 8.7% is way above that. while it is higher than the bank of and would like, it tends to raise interest rates, they are already at the highest since 2008, the question is, given that this inflation figure has come in higher than the bank itself was expecting, still higher than is comfortable and still higher than is comfortable and still putting pressure on households, with the bank of en...

Rises — prices is that the rate of price rises has _ prices is that the rate of price rises has been slowed down because electricity— rises has been slowed down because electricity and gas bills are not rising — electricity and gas bills are not rising as — electricity and gas bills are not rising as sharply. and also, fuel has come — rising as sharply. and also, fuel has come down. petrol and diesel are not as— has come down. petrol and diesel are not as expensive as they were. so, ...

Chancellor is all too aware of. these numbers show there is absolutely no room for complacency in the _ absolutely no room for complacency in the battle against inflation. food — in the battle against inflation. food price inflation is still worryingly high. that is why we have had food _ worryingly high. that is why we have had food producers, farmers, to talk about— had food producers, farmers, to talk about what— had food producers, farmers, to talk about what we can do to reduce the pr...

Below 10% for the first time in eight months. official figures show the rate at which prices rose in april was 8.7%, down from 10.1% in march. food inflation dropped slightly but is still high at more than 19%. scotland yard and thames valley police say theyre assessing information about potential further lockdown breaches by borisjohnson. a spokesperson for the former prime minister has denied the claims after a referral was made by the cabinet office. the police watchdog is to send investigato...

Single figures. a significant moment. inflation has been at 10.1%, that was for the month of march. ben is at a market in liverpool this morning. a significant number, ben, but important, we keep underlining this to stress that it doesnt mean prices are coming down. you this to stress that it doesnt mean prices are coming down.— prices are coming down. you are absolutely _ prices are coming down. you are absolutely right, _ prices are coming down. you are absolutely right, and _ prices are com...

These numbers. it is not really straightforward, is it?- straightforward, is it? good morning- — straightforward, is it? good morning. good _ straightforward, is it? good morning. good morning. i straightforward, is it? good i morning. good morning. yes, straightforward, is it? (13999 morning. good morning. yes, welcome to liverpool wholesale market where they supply all sorts of businesses. they and stock up here on fresh produce. as you say, although the inflation figure has slowed, the pric...

So very similar conditions. now, well start to see the cloud edging a little bit further west through tomorrow, so well see brighter, sunnier spells edging in from the east, especially through the afternoon. and temperatures again tomorrow getting up to 21 celsius. now, as we head further through the week, for friday very similar conditions, chasing those cloud amounts around. but into the bank holiday weekend, at the moment its looking fine, dry and sunny. thats it. more on our website, the bbc...

Other— on the family, because they have other bills — on the family, because they have other bills to pay, electricity, mortgages, fuel.— other bills to pay, electricity, mortgages, fuel. other bills to pay, electricity, mortaes, fuel. �* , mortgages, fuel. and can you absorb the extra costs _ mortgages, fuel. and can you absorb the extra costs and _ mortgages, fuel. and can you absorb the extra costs and keep _ mortgages, fuel. and can you absorb the extra costs and keep prices - mortga...

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