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the situation we are in and the difficulties that mortgage holders face. if we don't take action to bring inflation down, it gets worse. for action to bring inflation down, it gets worse-— it gets worse. for a new chancellor _ it gets worse. for a new chancellor planning - it gets worse. for a new chancellor planning tax | it gets worse. for a new- chancellor planning tax rises, the bankers make new forecast notjust points to an historically lengthy recession, they will have been no growth since the end of 2019 across the entire parliament after the pandemic. the entire parliament after the pandemic— pandemic. the biggest single thin . pandemic. the biggest single thin we pandemic. the biggest single thing we can _ pandemic. the biggest single thing we can do _ pandemic. the biggest single thing we can do is _ pandemic. the biggest single thing we can do is to - pandemic. the biggest single thing we can do is to help - pandemic. the biggest singlej thing we can do is to help the bank of bring down inflation, and the bank is taking its measures, which it has announced today, but the government also has to play our part by producing national accounts that balance. find part by producing national accounts that balance. and it is not just — accounts that balance. and it is not just those _ accounts that balance. and it is notjust those with - is notjust those with mortgages. in derby, rate rises mean this videographer faces a £100 a month rise in rents, among other things. i literally broke down — among other things. i literally broke down and _ among other things. i literally broke down and cried, - among other things. i literally broke down and cried, man, l broke down and cried, man, because i was wondering how i'm going to manage everything, you know, everything put together, the rent, gas and all these
ChancellorActionSituationDifficultiesBankersInflation-downMortgage-holdersChancellor-planning-taxPlanning-tax-risesChancellor-planningInflationGrowthwe get to january we are going to see something of that order, if not greater, coming through again. of course it also very much depends on our supermarket partners is to whether they decide to pass everything onto the consumer or whether they are able to absorb anything. for us in the industry, it is also a real worry because we are entering this at a time where we've had tight supplies situations and high prices, never as high as today, but we are at record levels, but we're coming into this when me know that household budget i really under extreme pressure because of the cost—of—living crisis. they certainly are. walter zanre, thank you very much. walter zanre from filippo berio, thank you. before we go i want to bringing news from our tech reporter overin news from our tech reporter over in san francisco. he is saying, on the record, used twitter contactor saying more than 50% of the company is getting laid off, entire teams,
Seen-everythingSomethingCourseOrderSupermarket-partnersPricesUsIndustrySituationsSuppliesConsumerWorrythings, tax, and just all of that together, man. just don't know how people are really making it through these hard times and the situation, and you know what i mean? he and his girlfriend _ you know what i mean? he and his girlfriend won't _ you know what i mean? he and his girlfriend won't be - you know what i mean? he and his girlfriend won't be the - his girlfriend won't be the only ones having to move out of the house they love if the is right. it the house they love if the is riuht. , . , , right. it is incredibly concerning, - right. it is incredibly concerning, the - right. it is incredibly - concerning, the forecast from bank of england, about the contraction of the economy, that we are already potentially in a recession. families are already incredibly worried about what's happening in the economy, with higher prices for everything, and no economic growth to be seen.— everything, and no economic growth to be seen. after extra economic— growth to be seen. after extra economic turmoil _ growth to be seen. after extra economic turmoil that - growth to be seen. after extra economic turmoil that was - growth to be seen. after extra l economic turmoil that was made in britain, the governor said calmer markets did not mean the situation was now fully recovered. if you're talking about suffering, you're talking about suffering, you're talking about sacrifice, people do want to know who's to blame. let about sacrifice, people do want to know who's to blame. let me sa , if to know who's to blame. let me say. if we _ to know who's to blame. let me say. if we look _ to know who's to blame. let me say, if we look beyond - to know who's to blame. let me say, if we look beyond the - to know who's to blame. let me say, if we look beyond the last l say, if we look beyond the last three months, there are these very big external shocks. so what has happened in the intervening three month period is that, yes, there have been
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hip hop. The lock down has slowed some of the heavy hitters from releasing due to not being able to promote and do a tour for the album. There have many newer artists that were able to get some shine and even some mid-tier rappers able to make the leap in their careers because of the lack of the big hitters.
Here are the
top albums of 2020 rated on how much I enjoyed them rather than them being the outright most lyrical or culturally impactful albums. For the most part, these albums have very high replay value in them, something that weights very strongly for me as far as how good an album is.
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