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He has made. but we have seen what has happened on the streets in 70 different part of pakistan since tuesdays arrest. important to hear what he says when he emerges. whilst we wait, let it into the uk economy. the uk grew only weakly in the first three months of the year with the economy hit by strikes, cost of living pressures and wet weather. the economy grew byjust 0.1% between january and march, according to the office for national statistics, though it did avoid recession. heres our econom...

Me, strawberries. a hint that summer is on the way. and over here, we have potatoes. this is being well looked after. it does not happen by itself. it is tended by trish, whose plot this is. what you get out of this? it plot this is. what you get out of this? , , ., , ., plot this is. what you get out of this? , , ., , , this? it gives people a focus, they aet out in this? it gives people a focus, they get out in the _ this? it gives people a focus, they get out in the fresh _ this? it gives peo...

Rate at which the average price rises are going up, significantly above the bank of englands target of 2%. it surprised many economists, because price rises had started to slow down. this the office for national statistics said shortages of some food items in february, particularly some fresh fruit and veg, has pushed prices up. food prices are now at a its—year high, and rising much faster than the general rate of inflation. the price of pasta for example has doubled in two years. but there i...

That is lower than it was the previous month when it was 10.4%. that means prices are still rising but not quite as fast as they were pulled up just to but not quite as fast as they were pulled upjust to be but not quite as fast as they were pulled up just to be clear, but not quite as fast as they were pulled upjust to be clear, prices are not falling, they are rising but not as fast as they were. it takes into consideration a whole range of goods and services and working at the average price f...

This matter what is on your plate, what is in your basket, olive oil, sugar, cheese, eggs, salad, veg, pasta up, eating out, that is a massive meal deal at the moment. it is the blight of your lives. you go out for a pizza, pasta, fish and chips, it is a huge consideration before you do anything like that. do you work in catering or the restaurant business? because we should and we will explore the knock—on effect to your business of all that. some argue, as ever, when we have discussions like...

Noor nanji, explains. laura would prefer to give her three young children fresh fruit and vegetables to eat, but says theyre too expensive nowadays. she is buying more frozen food to keep costs down. i have been buying a lot more frozen fruit and veg because it is coming out much better value. i am only using what i absolutely need, and i am not throwing any away because there is less waste when it is all frozen. cheaper and less waste — that matters when you have a lot of kids to feed, and la...

The price of food is the highest its been in a0 years and has led a rising number of consumers to swap from fresh goods to frozen in the weekly shop. frozen chicken and ready meals are some of the most popular purchases, according to research. our business reporter noor nanji has more. laura would prefer to give her three young children fresh meat and vegetables to eat, but says theyre too expensive nowadays. shes buying more frozen food to keep costs down. i have been buying a lot more frozen f...

Veg market, meeting members of the public as well. as you heard from jenny hill in the last few moments, a very good reception for king charles and indeed the queen consort camilla on this the kings first state visit since becoming monarch. the government is aiming for the uk to have the cheapest electricity in europe by 2050. proposals being unveiled today want to cut emissions, whilst reducing the uks reliance on importing expensive fossil fuels. heres our climate editor, justin rowlatt. the s...

And this whole school community is trying to support each other at a time when budgets are struggling to add up. hannah miller, bbc news. and a big thank you to the community therefore being so honest about their experiences at the moment. we have got kelly, naomi and tony to share their stories with us this morning. all based in liverpool. naomi, we met before. you work in a food bank in the community. you are really worried about the families coming in?— really worried about the families com...

Into account the shortages we are seeing of salad and some vegetables. so what do you see because you have got to do forecast, what are you predicting in the coming months and the next year? you predicting in the coming months and the next year?— the next year? you are right on the fresh vegetables, _ the next year? you are right on the fresh vegetables, that _ the next year? you are right on the fresh vegetables, that is _ the next year? you are right on the fresh vegetables, that is a - fres...