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To soar. some interesting news this morning. we learned that inflation came down slightly to 17.2%. that is a 0.1% drop. that is good news in some ways but it still means that prices are rising quickly, just less quickly. what we also learned this morning is there has been an 8p drop in four pints of milk. also good news but thatis pints of milk. also good news but that is in the space of a month. compare it to a year ago, a full point of milk is still 30p more than they were then. overall when we look at food inflation, which things are costing, the average family shop annually is going to co...

Food inflation continued to edge lower, industry data showed on Tuesday, although it remains close to record highs.

Bite i7.i% extremely high. we are looking at a bite i7.i% inflation on food compared to the previous 12 months, down on last month, we are talking 0.i% down on last month, we are talking 0.i% down from 17.2% down to i7.i%, shockingly high. but even more worryingly budget ranges, the supermarket own brand budget ranges, the inflation on those is more like 25%. that's the people who are most reliant on the most value budget ranges are the ones hardest hit again. why is that? the profit margins are slimmer on those ranges. it makes sense to overtake bigger hits when prices fluctuate. unfortunatel...

Tonight, but it�*s on tomorrow night at 7:30pm. tune in for that. let�*s talk the weather. good morning. goad talk the weather. good morning. good mornin: , talk the weather. good morning. good morning, everyone. _ talk the weather. good morning. good morning, everyone. the _ talk the weather. good morning. (limp. morning, everyone. the next few days is going to turn milder but it�*s going to be wet but on thursday we are expecting a temperature of at least 17. if it gets higher than 17.2, it will make it the warmest day of this year so far. 17.2 celsius was recorded in february in perth...

Lettuce up 17.2% from last year. and what does that mean for our wallets? well, according to moody's analytics, an average family is spending about $400 more per month on the same goods and services this year than they did last year. kasie, what this all really means is that the federal reserve has more work to do. we can expect more interest rate hikes to try to get inflation under control for american families, kasie. >> yeah, and that number is really tough on many family budgets. $400 a month is nothing to sneeze at. thank you very much for that report. just in here to cnn, the family of...