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Of the overall inflation picture. even today, prices are rising by 18.3% year on year. that is down a tiny bit on last month, though. what we're paying at the checkout does seem to reflect this. let's take two pints of semi skim milk. back in april last year, it cost about 95p. today, it's £1.25 — 5p cheaper, though, than last month. eggs too. six of them cost about 95p last april. now, that'll set you back £1.45. and fresh veg like carrots, they've gone from 4p each to about 9p each, more than double. and a block of cheddar cheese increasing in price from £1.60 to £2.25 at least today. ...

Inclusion. joe wilson reports. sport fills berlin. a basketball alone at the special 0lympics there are over 500 competitors from across the nation. it's one of the original special olympics ports dating back to the first games in 1968. this is also a huge social event, as a space, a fun space for people with intellectual disabilities. when it comes to the sport the motivation is to win. this is the gold medal routine from amy clark of glasgow and rhythmic gymnastics with them she had the honour of becoming great britain's first champion at this event. cheering. 0n the track 200 metres rose im...

Would support abolishing the monarchy. >> there's no real rule about how the uk would go about abolishing the monarchy? >> we have no constitution. this is one of our questions. unlike so many countries that have heads of state, they have constitutions. that political will has to be there to abolish the monarchy. >> the monarchy depends on taxpayer money. every year, that goes through a parliamentary process. >> last year, the royal family cost each uk taxpayer roughly $1.60. while that number is admittedly low, amid rising inflation, it's the optics that really add up. >> the current generati...

>> in britain, among 18 to 24 year olds, more than 50% support abolishing the monarchy. >> there's no real rule about how the uk would go about abolishing the monarchy. >> we have one constitution. this is one of our questions. like so many other countries that have monarchies, they in fact have constitutions. >> the mon arkie depends on taxpayer money. every year, that goes through the parliamentary process. >> last year, the royal family cost each uk taxpayer roughly $1.60. while that number is admittedly low, amid rising inflation, it's the optics that really add up. >> the current generati...

They're only there for as long as the public wants them to be there. >> in britain, among 18 to 24 year olds specifically were more than 50% support abolishing the monarchy. >> there's no real rule about how the uk would go about abolishing the monarchy. >> we have one constitution. this is one of our questions. unlike so many other countries that have head of state, they in fact have constitutions. >> the monarchy depends on taxpayer money. it receives 80 to 90 million pounds of taxpayers money. every year, that goes through the parliamentary process. >> last year, the royal family cost each ...