if you have just joined if you havejustjoined us it is time for the top business stories. we start here in the uk where in the next few hours the bank of england is widely expected to raise the cost of borrowing for the twelfth time in a row. the quarter percent rise most economists are predicting would take the bank s main interest rate to 4.5% the highest it has been in almost 15 years. the big question though will it be enough to start to get inflation, which is still running at more than 10% a year, under control? let s speak to katharine neiss she has held various roles at the bank of england and is now chief european economist at p gim fixed income. good to have you on the programme. iassume good to have you on the programme. i assume you are with the majority believe we are looking at a rate hike today of another 25 basis points. today of another 25 basis oints. . , today of another 25 basis oints. . , ., , points. that s right, that s the consensus p
to use chatgpt and other artificial intelligence tools. bath has actually already started using it in some assessments. so one of the things that s great about chatgpt is the fact that it gets students started on things. it won t give them the answers, but it can give them ideas as to what to think, what to do, and how to structure their work. bath s policy on chatgpt and other tools is still in the works, and is due to be in place from this september. you re live with bbc news. for well heeled petrol heads around the world, the sound of a ferrari the roar of an 8 or 12 cylinder engine is as much a part of the brand as the famous prancing horse badge. so, how does that brand survive in a future of silent electric cars? theo leggett has been speaking to ferrari s chief executive, benedetto vigna, a physicist and inventor who took over running the supercar maker in 2021, about his vision