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What do you see, robert? the uk is not an outlier when it comes to high inflation but the stickiness is starts to him make us look like that. we can show the audience know where a selection of advanced economies around december, you can see everyone is miles away from where they want to be. the us actually coming down at the bit in december. if we move forward a bit and show the audience where things have moved on since then, the uk is still one of the countries with really high inflation and no...

To people in america but at their peak there were like $10 a gallon. that presages good news is coming because fuel prices are falling and oil and gas prices are falling. that would generally bleed through to home and energy bills and supply costs for the farmers producing food and will bring prices down eventually but really, the question is, would it be quick enough to mark the markets are not expecting the bank of england to have to raise rates again and probably again and again after that to...

Workers are calling for improved pay to tackle the cost of living crisis, but how have wages changed?

Homeowners tell the BBC they are being hit harder by rising mortgage rates than soaring fuel and food bills.

The unemployment rate is close to its lowest point since the 1970s, but millions aren't working.

That might be happening in cancer but we have not seen it in death figures yet. when you take those problems and run them into the problems and run them into the problems in hospitals at the moment thatis problems in hospitals at the moment that is a bad mix, especially in winter. we saw winter levels of trolley waits lastjune, but in december you add the cold snap and the nastier than usual flu december you add the cold snap and the nastier than usualflu i did the last year death rates were 20%...

The year before the pandemic. it�*s the largest level of excess deaths outside covid in half a century. the term excess deaths means those above the five—year average. so it is a pretty significant number. let�*s talk to our head of statistics, robert cuffe. talk us through some of the factors, robert, that may be behind this? its robert, that may be behind this? it�*s a combination of covid, which hasn�*t gone away, running into the pandemic hangover and the problems we are seeing in ...

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Will be difficult to find additional childcare. this tennis camp is helping out. i would probably rather be in school, but i do like playing tennis. i like writing in school- so we were going to be doing a bit of comic strips, _ and im quite sad im missing that. its the first national teachers strike in almost 40 years. all sides had hoped it could have been avoided. but without any agreement, further strikes are planned for the new year. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, cambuslang. the head of th...