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Coming in at 1. 3 percent in march, down from 2. 5 percent in february. Thats according to the latest data from the british retail consortium. The fall has been driven by lower food prices and more competition between supermarkets. Earlier i spoke to harvir dhillon, whos an economist from the british retail consortium. I began by asking him if the outlook of the data is sustainable. It will be sustainable over the coming months. So, were still expecting to see a quite sharp fall in the Headline Rate of inflation during april, when ofgem thats the Energy Price Regulator when its price cap comes...

More than a certain number above the so-called debt and deficit. and so once these committees work through it, president of the agriculture committee has $195 billion. they may mock up, and it's only 194 billion. it may be 196 billion. these are the things we don't know until we work on what it is we're trying to do, and that's why i have been saying to people, we ought not be talking about these numbers. let's talk about what needs to be done, and let's put forth our proposals to address those needs, and then let's look at what the number may or may not be, and then we can make some informed ...

That might be an understatement. here's how that ride break down, by the way, 11 minutes at $28 million. that's a whopping $2.7 million per minute. that's an absurd amount of money but maybe well spent. alicia, i want to go to you first. we see people spend a lot of money to meet influential people, so do you think this person bid that much money to actually go to space for 11 minutes or to sit next to a man who's worth about $194 billion? >> probably jamaica buddy to pay for a new buddy, but also the 11-minute experience. i wouldn't spend any money on this, because i have to put a bunch of ki...

When they passed obamacare not providing legal cost sharing for cost sharing deseductions. bottom line, insurance companies get paid either way. s fix is in. cost sharing reductions or increase premiums and the american taxpayer will be out cbo and have another $194 billion. so i think it's a legitimate point of view on the part of republicans to really resist trying to fund these unsustainable markets. that's a legitimate point of view, but the reality is, if we don't fund these cost sharing deductions, people that are working hard, those individuals that don't get subsidies. that bill clinto...

Three from republican states, two from democratic states. they all agree, got to continue the cost sharing agreements. got to do that. two days later, second hearing, five governors, they all agreed, got to continue the cost sharing reduction payments. doesn't make any sense not to because it would drive insurance premiums up 20%. so the whole point of this thing was to get the exchanges and the premiums to go down and, in addition, it would increase the deficit by $194 billion, according to cbo. >> because the government would have to pay more subsidies? >> yes. >> exactly. makes no sense wha...