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Stevies rent went up by £200 last month, and shes already behind on the gas and electricity bills. were just trying to get by. just try and keep upbeat about it, anyway. paul and charlotte have been feeling the bite of energy bills this winter, too. if the gas goes on, it, you know, it takes a while to kind of kick in. and perhaps back in the day when we were students, we would have just not put the heating on, but we cant do that any more because weve got lois. so weve been to eureka this morn...

Most families will face on top of everything else, we didnt get enough. everything else, we didnt get enou:h. , ., ., , ., enough. there will be a doubling of the household _ enough. there will be a doubling of the household support _ enough. there will be a doubling of the household support fund, - enough. there will be a doubling of the household support fund, which| the household support fund, which comes to the most vulnerable through councils through half £1 billion. how far is that going ...

Would imagine, coming out of the pandemic, people starting to come back to restaurants. but, actually, you are now being hit by these increases in prices, how significant is it? , ., ~ increases in prices, how significant isit? , ., . ., is it? yes, thank you so much for havin: is it? yes, thank you so much for having me _ is it? yes, thank you so much for having me live — is it? yes, thank you so much for having me live on _ is it? yes, thank you so much for having me live on bbc. _ is it? ye...

Was up this weather front up to the rock still potentially bringing more in the way of cloud, maybe the odd spot of rain. some patches of cloud potentially some fog patch elsewhere. forall potentially some fog patch elsewhere. for all intents and purposes a fine day, sunny day at the next house on saturday. temperatures down a fraction but still 15 to 18 degrees. sundays forecast again, some area cloud may be a bit of fog around some of the coast but good sunny spells in temperatures again 13 to...

Russia isnt stopping, though. it continues to bombard mykolaiv, where tamara is in labour. translation: its scary, - but not as much as on february 24, when the russians began to shell mykolaiv from all sides. over time, every day, you get used to it, more and more. you get used to it, more and more, especially when the explosions are somewhere far away. it seems like theyre in another state. and then yesterday, here, near the hospital, just 500 metres opposite the maternity hospital, it became ...

Of the time the suspect seems to be on the phone to his sister who was saying, why have you done it? why have you done it? and eventually two police officers arrived, managed to disarm the man with the knife and take him away in handcuffs. julie, one of the assistance, told the jury the image of alis face as he was led away would stay with her for the rest of her life. it was kind of self—satisfaction, she said. ali harbi ali denies murder and preparing terrorist acts. daniel sandford with the...

And darren king described how hed gone into the church, found a man in the aisle, also talking in an interview he gave to the police on the day of the attack, he said all i can remember is that he had the knife, which was a lime green coloured knife, the size of a carving knife, on the end there was blood, it wasntjust drips of blood, it was covered in blood, she said. — he said. rebecca, who was behind darren king, said she remembered the man with the knife and said he wasnt going to hurt any...

Demand from the global economy reopening, lots of people have to get their goods around, they need petrol and the economic growth is slowing down from that bounce back and we have now got growth lower thanit and we have now got growth lower than it used to be, nevertheless the chancellor is getting more tax partly because of inflation, like vat, you get more of it if inflation goes up. what can he actually do to help families with the cost of living crisis? there are a few measures he will consi...

Morning. all right, you? costs are rising for mark at his coffee shop, but he doesnt want to put prices up because he knows how tough everyones finding it. we do have to pay a wage, pay ourselves, pay your rent. it all has a huge impact. and to keep that quality experience going, people might have to pay that extra pound to enjoy it. but thats something stevie just cant afford. i dont think id be able to save a pound. so, youre literally living, everything that comes in... month by month, yeah. ...

That sort of thinking is why the bank of england is probably a bit behind where it needs to be in terms of managing price rises. we are expecting prices to fall back after the spring for several months. part of that is the base effect, you are comparing the high level of prices to an already high level of prices. so, some of it isjust to an already high level of prices. so, some of it is just sort of the sort of mathematical explanation. but i think were going to continue to see higher prices fo...