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But it kind of helps their case if they come to a unanimous conclusion. i think the the interesting thing is can they agree and, as they would see it, prove that he recklessly misled parliament and that's the most dangerous political charge that stands a reasonable chance of being able to be thrown around borisjohnson�*s neck. he would vehemently deny that he did do that. is that what the committee comes to a conclusion on? and then, crucially, does parliament endorse that sanction or whatever sanction they attach to that? and at lunchtime, the bank of england put interest rates up to 4.25%,...

Of being able to be thrown around borisjohnson�*s neck. he would vehemently deny that he did do that. is that what the committee comes to a conclusion on? and then, crucially, does parliament endorse that sanction or whatever sanction they attach to that? and at lunchtime, the bank of england put interest rates up to 4.25%, which is a lot, lot higher than the nearly 0% that they were for very many years, so that gives us lots of interesting things to talk to the former leader of the conservative party, sir ian duncan—smith is here. hello. hi. i know you really want to talk about tiktok, wh...

Interest rates up again. they're now at 4.25%, the highest they've been for 14 years. and still to come — how can we improve the health of rivers and wetlands and help restore the nature around us? coming up on the bbc news channel — just over 100 days since the end of their world cup, england will start theirjourney towards the next major tournament. they're in italy for a crucial euro 2024 qualifier tonight. concerns have been raised about the environmental impact of the flights that premier league football teams take to their matches. clubs often fly to games even for very short trips. ...

The like. those of the three things they clearly have discussed, looking at the detail of the minutes of their discussions as they decided on this quarter point rise today, the 11th successive rise taking it up to 4.25%. the sense i get is the bank is coming to land and be a very close to the peak in interest rates. this is a quarter point rise in previous months we have had a half—point rises. if you look at the detail of the deliberations that they are playing down some of the factors, the inflation factor. yesterday we had the news of double digit inflation in the uk and that in the discu...

And do what you can to keep up with it. now, the bank of england has raised its official _ it. now, the bank of england has raised its official rate _ it. now, the bank of england has raised its official rate for - it. now, the bank of england has raised its official rate for the - raised its official rate for the 11th time in a row to 4.25%, the highest since 2008, hitting neal and millions like him on variable mortgages. the official increase means borrowers on a typical tracker mortgage will pay about £24 a month more. those on standard variable rate face a £15jump. since rates started ri...