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Coming through from the new recruits that we are looking to employ. that is seen across the economy with ordinary wages, that is excluding bonuses, up by 7.2% over a year. that might be evidence that inflation is starting to become entrenched across the economy so let's look at inflation. that is actually still higher than those wage rises which, when you put it all together, means that take—home pay is still falling after a year and a half. so financial markets think the bank of england interest rates will now top 5%. the market for two—year borrowing to the government, effectively a judg...

Wages are rising at their fastest level in 20 years according to the latest figures. they've added weight to expectations that interest rates will have to rise further. our economics editor faisal islam reports. at this metalwork company in leighton buzzard there has been £100,000 increase in the wage bill. at all levels. including the minimum wage. they all had between five and 7% in the last six months. and separately, when it comes to recruitment, we are seeing really high prices coming through from the new recruits we are looking to employ. that is seen across the economy with ordinary wa...

At their fastest rate in 20 years — excluding the pandemic — but are still lagging behind the cost of living. regular pay — not including bonuses — increased by 7.2% in the three months to april. the mayor of miami has called for peaceful protests when donald trump makes his initial appearance in court later to face multiple charges of hoarding classified documents. security around the courthouse is tight. now the sport with katie smith. good morning. ben stokes reckons having as much fun as you can has been the trick to england's revivial with him at the helm — they've won 11 of the...

England. the attacking approach is said to be here to stay as they get set for the first test, this week. years outside of the pandemic, raising expectations that interest rates will have to rise. figures show that pay increased by 7.2% in the three months to april, but still lags behind inflation, the rate at which prices rise. the bank of england has warned big pay rises are contributing to inflation. here's our economics correspondent, andy verity. at this gloucestershire care home, they've been struggling to keep the staff they need, losing them to the likes of amazon. so, like, millions o...

In the first four months of 2023, Spain received 21 million arrivals, 32.4% more than in the same period of 2022. Visit and spending records have also been broken in April: 8,4 billion euro, 22.7% more than in 2022 and 20.2% compared to the best pre-pandemic data (2019). Spain received the visit of 7.2 million