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Would much prefer to work remotely, because of the expense of tickets. even weekly saver tickets are expensive when you total it up for the whole month. it can be around £160 or more to travel, and given that food inflation is around 19.2%, that food inflation is around 19.2%, thatis that food inflation is around 19.2%, that is a huge chunk when you have got increased bills to pay, but coming back to the trains themselves people may hope that nationalisation will work, but as i was saying to the person i was speaking to before i came on the line, nationalisation may not actually be the result...

Accommodate and deal with the inflation of that level. economic activi is inflation of that level. economic activity is holding _ inflation of that level. economic activity is holding up _ inflation of that level. economic activity is holding up better- inflation of that level. economic| activity is holding up better than expected — activity is holding up better than expected so today we are forecasting modest _ expected so today we are forecasting modest but positive growth and a much _ modest but positive growth and a much smaller increase in unemployment. we think inflation will unemploym...

Figure that we heard about this morning, inflation, the average rise in the cost of notjust food, but goods and services as a whole. we found out that in march it was at 10.1%, so that means on average, if you bought a whole range of items a year ago, they would cost you £100, now they would cost you £110. food has gone up even more sharply, 19.2% is the average rate of food inflation. let speak to one of the wholesalers here. joe, what are you noticing in terms of any easing up in the rate of inflation, the cost pressures of the business? the. in the rate of inflation, the cost pressures of...

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 from what it was 12 months ago. it is on average. some things will have gone up by even more than tha...

19.2%. so that makes things a lot more expensive for families when you factor that into the cost of the weekly shop. there was a slight fall in the price of petrol and diesel. that is important because that affects so many other things. the cost of transporting all his goods around. if petrol and diesel start to full, it may start to feed through in the prices for goods that had to be shipped around. it takes some of the pressure down. the 10.1% rate of inflation is way above the bank of england target. we are way above it. it tends to lead to the bank of england increasing the base interest r...