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watchdog is calling on supermarkets to make the pricing systems clearer to make the pricing systems clearer to help shoppers find the best deals. it says it hasn�t found evidence that weak competition between the stores has fuelled food price inflation. for more on this we can cross live to our business reporter who joins us. what kind can cross live to our business reporter whojoins us. what kind of an impact is this going to have on consumers?— an impact is this going to have on consumers? given food inflation is runnina at consumers? given food inflation is running at above _ consumers? given food inflation is running at above 1796, _ consumers? given food inflation is running at above 1796, the - consumers? given food inflation is running at above 1796, the key - consumers? given food inflation is| running at above 1796, the key thing running at above i7%, the key thing shoppers will want to see is their food bill being a little bit cheaper. i don�t think today�*s report is going to mean an average basket or trolley will be cheaper, but hopefully it should mean in theory things are a bit clearer when you go shopping in store. the competition and markets authority has been looking at two things. one, are supermarkets protecting profits rather than passing on wholesale costs to us in store? the regulator

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be addressed over time. use a real terms -a be addressed over time. use a real terms pay cut _ be addressed over time. use a real terms pay cut of — be addressed over time. use a real terms pay cut of 3596 _ be addressed over time. use a real terms pay cut of 3596 and _ be addressed over time. use a real terms pay cut of 3596 and the - be addressed over time. use a real terms pay cut of 3596 and the ifs i terms pay cut of 35% and the ifs said it is 17%. we terms pay cut of 3596 and the ifs said it is 17%.— said it is 1796. we believe that is the figure. _ said it is 1796. we believe that is the figure, 3596. _ said it is 1796. we believe that is the figure, 3596. we _ said it is 1796. we believe that is the figure, 3596. we are - said it is 1796. we believe that is the figure, 3596. we are also - said it is 1796. we believe that is - the figure, 3596. we are also looking the figure, 35%. we are also looking at other changes over time. the the figure, 3596. we are also looking at other changes over time.- at other changes over time. the ifs said 1796 which _ at other changes over time. the ifs said 1796 which is _ at other changes over time. the ifs said 1796 which is quite _ at other changes over time. the ifs said 1796 which is quite a _ said 17% which is quite a difference. i said 1796 which is quite a difference.— said 1796 which is quite a difference. ., , ., difference. i think they are iiinorin difference. i think they are ignoring changes - difference. i think they are ignoring changes in - difference. i think they are | ignoring changes in pension contributions that have a big impact. we do not want to argue about figures. that is why we should have an independent process that is fair. all we are saying, this year, do not cut pay further, have a proper conversation and talk about how we address this but the government has not engaged at all. we have met officials but ministers have not met with us.— have not met with us. average pay for nurses is _ have not met with us. average pay for nurses is £35,000. _ have not met with us. average pay for nurses is £35,000. we - have not met with us. average pay for nurses is £35,000. we have i have not met with us. average pay i for nurses is £35,000. we have gone through average paul fleming senior

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probably this month, what would you like to see them recommends? imore like to see them recommends? we're callin: for like to see them recommends? we're calling for 1796 — like to see them recommends? we're calling for 1796 and _ like to see them recommends? we're calling for 1796 and that's _ like to see them recommends? we're calling for 1796 and that's from - like to see them recommends? we're calling for 1796 and that's from the - calling for 17% and that's from the report that has been published. the national police chiefs' council council has also caught out for 17% as being needed to. that's which we are asking for. as being needed to. that's which we are asking for-— are asking for. we've seen a lots of ublic are asking for. we've seen a lots of public sector _ are asking for. we've seen a lots of public sector bodies _ are asking for. we've seen a lots of public sector bodies in _ are asking for. we've seen a lots of public sector bodies in particular i public sector bodies in particular the nhs go on strike talking about low pay. that's not an option available to police officers. what do you think your members will do if that 17% isn't put forward or a significant uplift that you believe is needed? ., �* , ., is needed? that's something we have to exlore. is needed? that's something we have to explore- our _ is needed? that's something we have to explore. our national _ is needed? that's something we have to explore. our national council, - to explore. our national council, that's made up of 43 branches across england and wales, we have met in the last couple of weeks to discuss this and will be exploring the

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Chris Jansing Reports

president running against the president, the former vice president and former president, once working together, now running against each other, three times, 1800, thomas jefferson and john adams. the way it worked back then, they run against each other in 1796, jefferson came in second place. they were enemies already when they ran in 1800. 1844, probably the closest parallel to what we're looking at right now. martin van buren a former president ran again for the democratic nomination and richard johnson had been his vice president. a former vice president. they both sought the democratic nomination in 1844. they both lost. james polk actually became the democratic nominee and the president and the only other example you have to go back more than 80 years, fdr when he ran for his third term in 1940, vice president john garner challenged him at the democratic convention, went nowhere. roosevelt won the convention, roosevelt won the third term.

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Verified Live

free state. ., , , anything. people know florida is a freestate. ., , , free state. ron desantis has taken credit for flying _ free state. ron desantis has taken credit for flying two _ free state. ron desantis has taken credit for flying two planes - credit for flying two planes carrying _ credit for flying two planes carrying dozens of migrants to martha's — carrying dozens of migrants to martha's vineyard. it said it comes to this _ martha's vineyard. it said it comes to this but — martha's vineyard. it said it comes to this but what we did put this issue _ to this but what we did put this issue front and centre. teaching critical race _ issue front and centre. teaching critical race theory _ issue front and centre. teaching critical race theory could - issue front and centre. teaching critical race theory could soon . issue front and centre. teaching | critical race theory could soon be illegal _ critical race theory could soon be illegal. florida's— critical race theory could soon be illegal. florida's don't _ critical race theory could soon be illegal. florida's don't say- critical race theory could soon be illegal. florida's don't say gay. illegal. florida's don't say gay bill is — illegal. florida's don't say gay bill is now— illegal. florida's don't say gay bill is now law. _ illegal. florida's don't say gay bill is now law.— illegal. florida's don't say gay bill is now law. people in florida want our system _ bill is now law. people in florida want our system in _ bill is now law. people in florida want our system in education i bill is now law. people in florida i want our system in education being about educating kids are not indoctrinating kids. ran about educating kids are not indoctrinating kids. about educating kids are not indoctrinatin: kids. ., , , , indoctrinating kids. ron desantis is extraordinary- _ indoctrinating kids. ron desantis is extraordinary. make _ indoctrinating kids. ron desantis is extraordinary. make america i indoctrinating kids. ron desantis is extraordinary. make america great| extraordinary. make america great aaain. extraordinary. make america great again- trump _ extraordinary. make america great again- trump at — extraordinary. make america great again. trump at 71, _ extraordinary. make america great again. trump at 71, sanctimonious| again. trump at 71, sanctimonious desantis at _ again. trump at 71, sanctimonious desantis at 17x. _ again. trump at 71, sanctimonious desantis at 1796. | _ again. trump at 71, sanctimonious desantis at 1796. | don't _ again. trump at 71, sanctimonious desantis at 1796. i don't know- again. trump at 71, sanctimonious| desantis at 1796. i don't know about -a in: desantis at 1796. i don't know about paying hush — desantis at 1796. i don't know about paying hush money _ desantis at 1796. i don't know about paying hush money to _ desantis at 1796. i don't know about paying hush money to a _ desantis at 1796. i don't know about | paying hush money to a pornography star, i can't speak about that. live now to thomas gift, he's the founding director of the centre for us politics at university college london. welcome here to the programme. we will come to policies and the

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell

we're going to let everythin get slaughtered. they are inconvenient blackmon just like they had durin reconstruction we are going to use politica violence against them. they did the stupidest thing they could've possibly don which was to tell on themselve by exempting the white woman >> that astounded me i thought what was happening was, as i said earlier in th program, there was a change of heart. they felt the momentum going against them they felt with the outside world was feeling. okay, we are not going to expe the next two of them no, they came back and expelle the next black man the other thing about the ku klux klan in tennessee is they were also members of the state legislature in tennessee >> correct >> you could not get expelle from that legislature by being a member of the klan >> absolutely, he coul remained one of the men - they talk about the 1796 constitution they tout that you violate

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell

the next black man the other thing about the ku klux klan in tennessee is they were also members of the state legislature in tennessee >> correct >> you could not get expelle from that legislature by being a member of the klan >> absolutely, he coul remained one of the men - they talk about the 1796 constitution they tout that you violate this tenant of the constitution that was the reconstruction, the post civil war constitution this was a state which succeeded from the union the reason they needed a constitution at that late stag

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2596. so then there are 1796 inflation, _ 2596. so then there are 1796 inflation, they _ 2596. so then there are 1796 inflation, they are - 2596. so then there are 1796 inflation, they are having l 2596. so then there are 1796| inflation, they are having to 2596. so then there are 1796 - inflation, they are having to absorb 8%? inflation, they are having to absorb 896? , , ., ., inflation, they are having to absorb 896? , y. , inflation, they are having to absorb 896? , y. ., 896? yes, they have to absorb that. the inflation _ 896? yes, they have to absorb that. the inflation rate _ 896? yes, they have to absorb that. the inflation rate in _ 896? yes, they have to absorb that. the inflation rate in fresh _ 896? yes, they have to absorb that. the inflation rate in fresh produce l the inflation rate in fresh produce is tending to be not as high as in generalfood, because growers is tending to be not as high as in general food, because growers are absorbing a lot of costs in order to keep the vegetable prices the same. break it down for us, the growth in costs? , ~ ~ , break it down for us, the growth in costs? , . ~ , ., costs? the big ticket items are fuel, costs? the big ticket items are fuel. energy — costs? the big ticket items are fuel, energy and _ costs? the big ticket items are fuel, energy and people - costs? the big ticket items are fuel, energy and people costs, j costs? the big ticket items are i fuel, energy and people costs, all of which have been significantly above the 16.7% you have been talking about this morning. and above the 16.796 you have been talking about this morning. and even haulaae we talking about this morning. and even haulage we talked _ talking about this morning. and even haulage we talked about _ talking about this morning. and even haulage we talked about last - talking about this morning. and even haulage we talked about last year. i haulage we talked about last year. it is contributing to where we see these empty shelves which worry people at the moment, is at the same cluster of reasons? we people at the moment, is at the same cluster of reasons?— cluster of reasons? we have always not to cluster of reasons? we have always got to factor— cluster of reasons? we have always got to factor in _ cluster of reasons? we have always got to factor in that _ cluster of reasons? we have always got to factor in that weather, - cluster of reasons? we have always got to factor in that weather, we i got to factor in that weather, we have been talking about the weather in spain and that reminds us how fragile ourfood in spain and that reminds us how fragile our food supplies are. how dependent they are on the weather. and just how susceptible they can beat the weather shocks. it's not

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BBC News

drop inflation. they will buy things. they will buy food. 50 drop inflation. they will buy things. they will buy food. so in our things. they will buy food. so in your book. _ things. they will buy food. so in your book, what _ things. they will buy food. so in your book, what sort _ things. they will buy food. so in your book, what sort of - things. they will buy food. so in your book, what sort of pay - things. they will buy food. so in your book, what sort of pay rise should they get?— your book, what sort of pay rise should they get? they are asking for 1796 but everybody _ should they get? they are asking for 1796 but everybody always _ should they get? they are asking for 1796 but everybody always asks - should they get? they are asking for 1796 but everybody always asks for i 17% but everybody always asks for more. 1796 but everybody always asks for more. . , . 1796 but everybody always asks for more, ., , ., ., 1796 but everybody always asks for more. . , ., ., ., more. that is a lot above the current inflation _ more. that is a lot above the current inflation rate. - more. that is a lot above the current inflation rate. yes, i more. that is a lot above the i current inflation rate. yes, but like i said. _ current inflation rate. yes, but like i said, they _ current inflation rate. yes, but like i said, they have - current inflation rate. yes, but like i said, they have actually i current inflation rate. yes, but i like i said, they have actually on average, the average nurse is £5,200 per annum worse off now than they were ten years ago. i have been receiving an nhs pension over 13 years and it hasn't gone up at all. not noticeable. it is a pension, thatis not noticeable. it is a pension, that is ok, well, it is not ok, but the salary is ridiculous. people say, they earned this and that, but they are professional people who are totally accountable for everything

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BBC News at One

andy verity, has this assessment. this is rishi sunak's constituency, the small market town of richmond, one of the more affluent towns in north yorkshire. at a cafe here this morning, the customers, like others up morning, the customers, like others up and down the country, were feeling the pinch as official figures reported prices of even budget food up i7%. you figures reported prices of even budget food up 1796.— figures reported prices of even budget food up 1796. you can see it on the shelves _ budget food up 1796. you can see it on the shelves when _ budget food up 1796. you can see it on the shelves when you _ budget food up 1796. you can see it on the shelves when you go - budget food up 1796. you can see it on the shelves when you go into i budget food up 1796. you can see it. on the shelves when you go into the supermarket. you've got to really think about making better choices. now we are buying more food that is maybe _ now we are buying more food that is maybe not— now we are buying more food that is maybe not as healthy because it costs _ maybe not as healthy because it costs less — maybe not as healthy because it costs less-_ costs less. ultimately, the cost needs to come _ costs less. ultimately, the cost needs to come down, - costs less. ultimately, the cost needs to come down, or- costs less. ultimately, the cost l needs to come down, or people's income _ needs to come down, or people's income needs— needs to come down, or people's income needs to _ needs to come down, or people's income needs to go _ needs to come down, or people's income needs to go up, - needs to come down, or people's income needs to go up, and i needs to come down, or people's income needs to go up, and thatl needs to come down, or people's. income needs to go up, and that is really— income needs to go up, and that is really the — income needs to go up, and that is really the only— income needs to go up, and that is really the only place _ income needs to go up, and that is really the only place it _ income needs to go up, and that is really the only place it can - income needs to go up, and that is really the only place it can be i really the only place it can be fixed~ — really the only place it can be fixed. �* .., , really the only place it can be fixed. �* , ., really the only place it can be fixed. , ., , . , fixed. because of higher prices, consumers _ fixed. because of higher prices, consumers have _ fixed. because of higher prices, consumers have been _ fixed. because of higher prices, consumers have been shelling l fixed. because of higher prices, i consumers have been shelling out more money for fewer goods, consumers have been shelling out more money forfewer goods, and that's starting to have a knock—on effect on business owners amid warnings of recession. the biggest thin we warnings of recession. the biggest thing we are _ warnings of recession. the biggest thing we are noticing _ warnings of recession. the biggest thing we are noticing is _ warnings of recession. the biggest thing we are noticing is people i warnings of recession. the biggest thing we are noticing is people are| thing we are noticing is people are really starting to cut down on the

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