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Today at one: an unexpected rise in the cost of living, with food prices rising faster than any time in the last 45 years. inflation last month jumped to 10.4%, despite hopes that it might fall. things are only going to get tougher for the hospitality industry, and i think for many, it is going to tip them past breaking point, unfortunately. thejump in inflation comes just ahead of a key decision on interest rates. we'll be live with our economics editor. also this lunchtime: why did you mislead parliament? boris johnson about to face mps investigating whether he knowingly misled parliament ov...

Than any time in the last 45 years. it's helped drive an unexpected surge in the cost of living. inflation jumped to 10.4% in the year to february. that's up from 10.1 the month before. higher prices in cafes, pubs and restaurants were also factors, and the increased cost of clothing. well, that rise in inflation puts more pressure on the bank of england to raise interest rates again tomorrow, as they try to get the cost of living under control. here's our economics correspondent andy verity. and if we look across to here, i was saying about the bacon... in the 19 years since lucy and plasma ï...

Will be under more pressure to raise uk interest rates when it meets tomorrow. that�*s after new figures showing food prices rising faster than any time in the last 45 years, contributing to a surprise surge in the cost of living. analysts had widely predicted it would continue falling. inflation, which measures the pace at which prices are rising, jumped to 10.4% in the year to february. that�*s up from 10.1 the month before. shortages of salad and vegetables helped push food inflation to 18.2%, the highest since 1978. the increase was also driven by higher prices in cafes, pubs and resta...

Genuinely didn't understand those things were against the rules that he had set and imposed on the nation, that in itself is an extraordinary feeling for a building full of people who made up the rules in the first place. the rate of inflation in the uk , as measured by the consumer prices index , rose unexpectedly last month to 10.4%. there was widespread expectation that it would fall , but the office for national statistics said it had been pushed up by higher prices in cafes and restaurants, and the cost of food and clothing. the chancellor, jeremy hunt said falls in inflation weren't inev...

Some concessions be made, short of, it is not realistic to think of the negotiations with the eu can be opened up again, but can sufficient clarifications be made to bring the dp back on board so that that power—sharing executive can get back up power—sharing executive can get back up and running. power-sharing executive can get back up and running-— up and running. listen, thank you very much — up and running. listen, thank you very much from — up and running. listen, thank you very much from the _ up and running. listen, thank you very much from the institute - up and running. list...