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We heard that average uk wages were rising at their fastest pace in 20 years. katharine neiss is chief european economist at pgim fixed income. thanks very much for being with us today, katharine neiss. so clearly welcomed news that inflation has fallen to this point. still quite far off the bank of englands target, though. is everything going to plan or as we had expected? 50. to plan or as we had expected? so, toda s to plan or as we had expected? so, todays data — to plan or as we had expec...

Emma is looking at this in more detail for us this morning. where we can see what other customers have written it can influence our decision making when we are thinking of buying a particular product or service. if you are looking for a certain business, you can google it and results will come up. it is easy for fake reviews to appear online. despite the fact they may be misleading average uk household spends £900 each year after being influenced by online reviews. they do work. what might you ...

Average — make housing affordable for the average uk citizen. even with that seven_ average uk citizen. even with that seven have — average uk citizen. even with that seven have thousand pound drop in the average house price, the average uk house _ the average house price, the average uk house price is still nine times the average earnings of a full—time employee — the average earnings of a full—time employee in britain today. so housing — employee in britain today. so housing is sti...

And this year, i think was 9% more for the minimum. so everything is affecting the price of our pizza. that is a business meant sharing impact on him. now, another area where many british households are facing the pinch is in housing costs. one mp is warning a mortgage time bomb is about to explode with mortgage rates rising. for those who are renting, many pay more still — with the average uk tenant now spending more than 28% of their income before tax on rent. it means people are spending mo...

And great contributors. please text us, say what you are from and put your name at the end of the text. 85085. it is 9:32am. here is the news from bethan holmes. thank you. the search for a submersible vessel that went missing during a dive to the wreck of the titanic — in the north atlantic is continuing. five people are on board including british billionaire — hamish harding. pakistani businessman shahzada dawood and his son sulaiman are also confirmed to be on the trip. as of yesterday af...

Unprecedented rebuke for a former prime minister. it means he will not have a pass for parliament and it means if he were still an mp he would have faced suspension. he resigned before the report came out. it means that it is very unlikely borisjohnson will be able to stage a political comeback in parliament. i suspect we will still hear a lot from him but not returning to politics. the former chancellor george osborne will give evidence to the covid—19 inquiry today. he was the chancellor und...

Farron, thank _ the pockets of shareholders. tim farron, thank you _ the pockets of shareholders. tim farron, thank you for your time today. salaries for the heads of britain�*s biggest companies have grown by 39% since the covid—19 pandemic. that�*s according to new research out today by the high pay centre — a think tank that examines corporate salaries and income inequality — and the organisation representing trades unions, the tuc. it looked at the pay for companies traded on londo...

Paying rates less than £16 an hour which makes it almost impossible to be fully compliant with employment and care regulations and at a time when demand for home care is rising we are experiencing the worst difficulties recruiting and retaining staff anyone can remember. we are hearing today about the nhs receiving £6 billion funding and obviously that is welcome for the nhs but everybody needs to understand that operations are being cancelled and clinics are being cancelled and clinics are be...

>> chuck, its been less than 24 hours since the appalling atrocity last night in manchester. investigators have said it was an act of terrorism. whos responsible is still to -- i mean, the organization behind it, if there was one, is still to be determined. there are 400 police officers working on this. we will get to the truth of the matter. it will be a very complete, very thorough, very intense investigation, but its too early to draw conclusions. >> the prime minister raised the threat level...

Cameron on down to ban donald trump from going over to their country. a petition, whether he becomes president or not, hes not going to be allowed here. >> 408,000 people in the uk dont want donald trump to come. >> so the daily mail has a columnist, katie hopkins who said i dont care how many people are clicking on this petition, the average uk-er is not -- understands where donald trumps coming from and doesnt want america to have what we have. listen. >> people here love to click on a petitio...