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Then there is investment. this line is where it could be if it had continued growing at the same rate as before the referendum. that is according to academics at king's college london. but, in reality, it stalled. some economists, such as those at the international monetary fund, claim brexit related uncertainty is deterring spending on things like factories, training and equipment. other analysts, like the briefings for britain thinktank, claim the uk has simply resumed a longer term pattern of underinvestment. ultimately, it reduces our chances of being a more efficient and higher earning co...

A little math, which is always a little dangerous for me. >> greg: especially because you're a female. >> a sexist would say -- >> but basically, even if it's a third, right, of the number that we were told, it's down at like 330,000. that's .1% of the american population, and the american population -- the death rate for cancer is about twice that. >> greg: yes, it's crazy, huh? >> yes. it's really problematic, and i think that it really has put a huge dent in people's trust in believing people in authority. i can't imagine -- and there needs to be a little bit of, we really blew it. >> greg:...

The poor peoples campaign, right now in this country, there is not a state where the -- within 3% that poor people do not have at least 1 million persons who are already registered who have not voted. we have this power, this outlet, this moral articulation that can motivate and mold persons to engage is so often lacking. we will have to have conversations and challenges -- piece of public policy. for instance, when are we going to have that conversation and that power is not benign, people die from -- a quarter million a year. 330,000 people died from covid, not from covid but from the lack o...

At this edinburgh refuge for homeless pets, they are getting the food in for the winter. with pet food up by 1a and a half percent and the country going through the worst drop in real incomes since the 1940s, more and more dog and cat owners are leaving their pets here because they can simply no longer afford to look after them. we know that this crisis is still to deepen. we know that things are going to get worse. in the last month alone, we've had 75 calls from people very distressed needing our help and saying, "i don't know if i can keep my dog or my cat with me." since the spring, they'v...

It's getting worse. to keep the pets well, they have to keep them well fed and warm. this year, they are facing an estimated £330,000 of increased costs. people coming to us seven days a week with heartbreaking phone calls, situations people are being forced into, and we are having to meet that demand further and further out into the community. and all of those costs from veterinary drugs to cat litter, to even everything that keeps the lights on, all of that's gone up. the consumer prices index in the year to november rose by 10.7%. the second highest rate in 41 years. within that, goods pri...