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Elaine dunkley, bbc news, in wythenshawe. we get the latest official inflation figures shortly after 7.00 this morning. i suppose it is one of those things where people say, hang on, prices for some things have gone up even more than that, sometimes i haven't gone up by that much. it is an average so it averages out at the neck of the cost of various things we spend our money on. the prediction — we spend our money on. the prediction is _ we spend our money on. the prediction is it _ we spend our money on. the prediction is it will _ we spend our money on. he prediction is it will not stop w...

The far—reaching economic consequences of this war. and if you want more information on this fast—moving story and the latest developments and those coming up in the next few hour, just go to our web page. it is live there. well, that is it from kyiv for the moment. more from me later on but i will hand you back to the studio in london. thank you, clive. you are watching a specially extended news at six, the news where you are is coming up at 7.00. first, here's some of the day's other news. students who start university in england next year could be paying off their loans for a0 years aft...

To use the economic crime bill, which goes before mps on monday, expected to be fast tracked through the house of commons, they are going to use that to make changes that they say will make it more straightforward to get a legal basis to move against these individuals. foreign secretary liz truss says that lindsay will be able to go faster and harder on those closest to vladimir putin. labour backs it, although they say that they do need to move faster, acting against these individuals in the days not months. helen, thank you so much. the time now is 8.16. the ceasefire will start from 7.00 ar...

The biggest impact, though, is on ukraine's towns, cities, and its people. increasingly bombarded and beleaguered, and it is likely worse is still to come. dan johnson, bbc news. we are getting information from mariupol city council this morning about how the humanitarian corridors are going to work. they are telling us the temporary ceasefire will last from 7.00am our time until 2.00. mariupol is in the south—east of ukraine and has been besieged by russian forces for several days. so the route that is very specifically laid out for this humanitarian

Danjohnson has the latest. a big development in the last couple of hours. the russian defence ministry has said its forces would stop firing from 7.00am this morning our time to allow humanitarian corridors to be set up from two cities. mariupol, which has been surrounded and cut off for days now without water or power supplies, effectively under siege, and volnovakha, as well. we've had confirmation of this from the ukranians authorities. the mayor of mariupol says there is no choice but to evcuate the city and buses will take