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Stuff up for you today, thats the most popular. and i also spoke to the minister for employment, allison mcgovern about, this she called it absolutely devastating and warning that a delay on pensions and benefits in line with the rising inflation, will cause a lot of pain for people in the months to come. thousands of you are viewing that as well on our twitter feed this morning. and as we say, we always tend to try to put up parts of our interviews for you, so if you havent had time to stay wit...

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Workshop, no work nothing. somehow i should hold on i have to. >> [interpreter] we had a beautiful life. just a beautiful, great pensions, children, wonderful work. both of my sons in law have been working, now we have nothing. we are left homeless, just homeless. they are broken everything. we have nowhere to go. >> looking at some of todays other headlines for you now. here we go. has decided to continue as host of soccer saturday. just rejoice of that news. on sky sports for at least another ...

>> [interpreter] nothing is left i tell you. i live in a bathhouse, i have a small bathhouse, and the stove. and thats it. there is no roof, there is nothing. >> [interpreter] i worked as a shoemaker, 37 years i have probably worked as a shoemaker. and was left with nothing, no workshop, no work, nothing. somehow i should hold on, i have to. >> [interpreter] we had a beautiful life, just a beautiful. great pensions, children, wonderful work. both of my sons and law have been working. now we have...

Looking after us, it -- >> diane, thank you so much for taking the time to join us. and to explain to us the situation that youre facing in the coming months. we do appreciate you taking a few minutes out of your day, thank you. of course is not just pensions is it, like diane who are struggling. lets bring in carrie, who is at home in -- this morning. hello, tell us about how you are impacted by the cost of living at the moment? >> its just horrific with its -- -- [inaudible] >> and your situat...

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Electricity bills like you say. well go up on an average of 693 pounds tomorrow. if you add that -- and also increase mortgage payments. because of the increase and bank of england base rate. if you add all of that up. the average family in this country will be 2600 pounds worse off, under the tories. they cannot afford any more of the conservatives families, pensioners cant, businesses count as well. were in the middle of a cost of living crisis. and the response of the chancellor last week to ...

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