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Of the overall inflation picture. even today, prices are rising by 18.3% year on year. that is down a tiny bit on last month, though. what were paying at the checkout does seem to reflect this. lets take two pints of semi skim milk. back in april last year, it cost about 95p. today, its £1.25 — 5p cheaper, though, than last month. eggs too. six of them cost about 95p last april. now, thatll set you back £1.45. and fresh veg like carrots, theyve gone from 4p each to about 9p each, more than d...

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Ticket to taylor swift her this weekend pittsburgh. >> i am so excited. >> reporter: 39-year-old swiftie superfamily laura kelly paid $350 face value for hers. and do you know how much you paid in hidden fees? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: and how does that make you feel, not knowing really how much of the actually was? >> there is definitely a little bit of a sticker shock. >> reporter: hidden fees can add more than 20% to the price of tickets, from sporting events to concerts. ♪ you wont b...

With supermarkets as to how we address the very real concerns around food inflation and the cost of living, and doing so in a way that is also very mindful to the impact on suppliers. food price controls have already been introduced in other european countries, including france. however, retailers here are sceptical. we havent heard this from ministers. the first we saw about the proposals, really, were in the papers today. but its a meaningless pledge, it wouldnt make a jot of difference for cu...

Could also be a problem for smaller shops and food producers like dairy farmers. many already struggle with supermarket competition and tight profit margins. for shoppers, it is at the checkout where any deal, if it happens, will ultimately be judged. peter ruddick, bbc news. lets get some of the days other news now: health secretary steve barclay has accused junior doctors of being unreasonable by refusing to budge on their demand for a 35% pay rise. speaking to the bbc today, mr barclay says t...

Food price controls have already been introduced in other european countries, including france. however, retailers here are sceptical. we havent heard this from ministers. the first we saw about the proposals, really, where in the papers today. but it is a meaningless pledge, it wouldnt make a jot of difference for customers in our stores because we already have the most competitive grocery market in western europe, and that is driven by customers looking for the best prices. any deal, if it hap...

And that is driven by customers looking for the best prices. any deal, if it happens, could also be a problem for smaller shops and food producers like dairy farmers. many already struggle with supermarket competition and tight profit margins. for shoppers, it is at the checkout where any deal, if it happens, will ultimately be judged. peter ruddick, bbc news. youre watching bbc news. i want to return to our top story, now. these are live pictures from ankara. that is the president, erdogan who ...

Hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and tina daheley. the boss of sainsbury�*s has insisted the supermarket industry isnt profiteering from surging food prices. hes been speaking to the bbc. hannah can tell us more. its a good question and as people have watched their bills go up people are thinking, is someone profiting from this? its a good question. it profiting from this? its a good cuestion. , . , ., question. it is and every time i go to the supermarket, _ question. it is and eve...

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