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Output fivefold from five up to 80 gigawatts and createjobs. producing four times as much energy as we need and using that as a launch pad to deliver a green, industrialfuture and is what we offer. it not the... i have to say, when i hear the prime minister talking about about growth, growth, growth, it is a real plan to make sure scotland is delivering a sustainable future and i will happily contrast the plans we have, the scottish government will come out with an economic paper tomorrow as well and we need to recognise, if you are back to the referendum in 2014, the pound dollar rate was 1.6...

Lots of numbers but crucially tell us how our wages relate to the rising average prices. inflation is at the highest level for nearly a0 years. in september, prices were almost 10% higher than they were a year before. so something that would have cost you £1,12 months ago, would now cost you £1.10. when you take that into account, in real terms, wages are falling. excluding bonuses, if you're lucky enough to get one, wages have fallen by almost 3%. that means if you're taking home £20,000 a year it might feel like you've got £560 less to spend this year than last. we spoke to people in lon...

Hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. we've heard this morning that average wages are falling even further behind average price rises, tightening the cost of living squeeze for millions of households. it's one of the sharpest falls in pay in real terms since records began 20 years ago. ben's here to tell us what it means for us. what are they telling us in black and white? this is the monthly update from the office for national statistics which confirms what we're all feeling. our wages on average are falling further behind the rise in average prices for the things we all buy...

You've also got the idea of when certain key levels for key price points are taken out, that can drive that selling and that fear even further. so for example if we take out 1.10 against the us dollar, that was a round number, but the key concern here is the outlook for the uk economy and what it meant how uk economy was going to be able to going forward. in terms of those drivers for the markets, you talk about fear and greed, a lot of what was in the mini budget, the biggest expense was already in the pipeline, that help with energy bills. then of course there was the unfunded borrowing for ...

Works and why do they all seem to work as a pact. there a saying that fear and greed moves the markets. an and over simplification. it's been reflected in the shortfalls that we saw and the other thing to take into account, you have that whole concept of fear and greed and then you've also got the idea of when certain key levels for key price points are taken out, that conservative even drive that selling and that fear even further. so for example if we take out 1.10 against the us dollar, that was around number, but the key concern here is the outlook for the uk economy and what it meant how ...