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donald trump dismisses the woman who won a sexual assault case against him as a "whackjob" as he again claims he's the victim of a political vendetta. and from defending human rights on television to rocking out at night at eurovision, the lawyer—turned—pop star representing australia. and coming up on bbc news, west ham look to reach their first european final in 47 years as they take on az alkmaar in the first leg of their european conference league semifinal. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. interest rates are at their highest in 15 years, after the bank of e...

have voted to maintain bank rates at 5.25%. monetary policy remains restrictive. let me be clear, there is absolutely no room for complacency. inflation is still too high. we will keep interest rates high. we will keep interest rates high enough for long enough to make sure we get inflation all the way back to the 2% target. we will be watching closely to see if further increases are needed but even if they are not it is much too early to think about rate cuts. i'm going to talk about inflation over the coming months and that i will turn to the outlook for the economy further ahead. ...

Month but now closer to 6000. when there is a spike in the _ month but now closer to 6000. when there is a spike in the oil— month but now closer to 6000. firemen there is a spike in the oil price, petrol price shoots up. when it comes down, comes down like a feather. we have seen a reduction in the price of petrol at the pumps but it is very slow. the price of petrol at the pumps but it is very slow— it is very slow. global energy rices it is very slow. global energy prices like — it is very slow. global energy prices like wholesale - it is very slow. global energy i prices like wholes...

It starts to feed itself, higher prices are covered by higher wages and higher wages are covered by higher prices, and then you get further inflation embedded. the hope is that won't happen but in spite of the expectations the bank of england would wait, they have decided to raise them from 0.1%, an historic low, to 0.25% and we can expect further rises in the new year. low, to 0.2596 and we can expect further rises in the new year. andy, many thanks- _ it's going to be another busy awards season for the actor olivia colman. she's already picked up a couple of nominatons for her latest role in...