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New zealand in the balance. pleasa ntly warm pleasantly warm when the sun comes out. a bit of a soggy start to friday. 0n. out. a bit of a soggy start to friday. on. the full weekend forecast coming up here on breakfast. its friday, june the 3rd, and the platinum jubilee celebrations are well under way. were here at st pauls cathedral, where a special service will be held later this morning, to give thanks to the queen for her 70—year reign. guests will begin to arrive around half past eight. ...

Four days of celebrations begin across the capital today to mark the queens platinumjubilee. key workers, volunteers and young people are among hundreds of performers preparing to take part in sundays pageant on the mall. theyve been rehearsing a thank you dance to show the world londons talent and rich culture. theres just something quite exciting about the world looking at britain and going, "0h, is that what britain looks like?" they might have one idea, you know? and this is really going to ...

Were allocated in a public ballot, another 7500 have been given to key workers, members of the armed forces, volunteers and charities. nile rodgers will play some of his biggest hits. also on the bill, duran duran and mabel, and diana ross, her first uk live performance in 15 years. # get in the middle of a chain reaction.# sir rod stewart says it will be a momentous occasion, to show how lucky the world is to have the queen. # im up in space, man.# and fresh from his success in eurovision, sam ...

Its being billed as a once—in—a—lifetime event to unite the nation. three stages are being set up on buckingham palace for a star—studded tribute to her majestys unprecedented anniversary. 20 years on from performing at the goldenjubilee concert, queen are back. brian may says after playing the palace roof last time, hes got another surprise in store. thejubilee girl is here, huzzah! it was of course the queen herself who stole the show back then and like in 2002, some of the biggest nam...

You hoping for?— you hoping for? well, the 296 is on to of a you hoping for? well, the 296 is on top of a pay _ you hoping for? well, the 296 is on top of a pay freeze _ you hoping for? well, the 296 is on top of a pay freeze in _ you hoping for? well, the 296 is on top of a pay freeze in 2021, - you hoping for? well, the 296 is on top of a pay freeze in 2021, and i top of a pay freeze in 2021, and other key worker members deserve significantly better. the post office have made healthy profits...

Pressures ? thats sort of how it works. there is no evidence for that whatsoever. in fact, on the contrary, all the pundits are predicting that real wages will fall this year. in fact, the chancellor in britain has stated that theyre expecting real wages to fall. and it gets to the point where people have cut their own household budgets to the bone and there simply isnt scope to cut any more. it shouldnt be the case that key workers who got us through the pandemic are visiting food banks, for go...

Restraint for shareholders. there has to be some fairness written into that deal. understood. people with long memories, olderfolk like me might remember the wage price spirals of the 70s and early 80s. very, very long way from that. are we really? because you said to me, of course, our inflationary pressures are nothing to do with rising wages. but actually, arent rising wages in the short to medium—term going to exacerbate inflationary pressures. thats sort of how it works. there is no evide...

Understood. people with long memories, older folk like me might remember the wage price spirals of the 70s and early 80s. very, very long way from that. are we really? because you said to me, of course, our inflationary pressures are nothing to do with rising wages. but actually, arent rising wages in the short to medium—term going to exacerbate inflationary pressures. that sort of how it works. there is no evidence for that whatsoever. in fact, on the contrary, all the pundits are predicting ...

Scope to cut any more. it shouldnt be the case that key workers who got us through the pandemic are visiting food banks, for goodness sake. something has gone desperately wrong. so when the governor of the bank of england, a rather important voice in the economy, andrew bailey, when he said recently that both companies and workers should show, "restraint in pay negotiations", and when asked further whether that meant workers should not ask for big pay rises, mr bailey said broadly, yes, that is ...

It shouldnt be the case that key workers who got us through the pandemic are visiting food banks, for goodness sake. something has gone desperately wrong. so when the governor of the bank of england, a rather important voice in the economy, andrew bailey, when he said recently that both companies and workers should show, "restraint in paid negotiations". and when asked further whether that meant workers should not ask for big pay rises mr bailey said broadly, yes, that is right. how did you feel...