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This is the message from across the board. travelers are squeezed. pull back on electronics and clothing and a shift to necessities. this is taking a toll on retailers, they're expecting slower growth this year, in some cases declining sales. >> there's a new chinese retailer called temu. it's gotten popular. some prices are so cheaply it's unbelievable. what it's drawback here? >> that's exactly right, shoppers shifting to temu, it's a u.s. app, launched in the u.s. since september. since it's been launched. it's one of the most downloaded apps in the country. they ran an ad during the super ...

9.50. mountain rescuers say a man who went walking in the lake district — with just his smartphone for navigation — is "lucky to be alive." more than 70 people had to search for the man, who was missing for 20 hours in difficult conditions. he was suffering from hypothermia and had injuries to his knee, leg and foot. alison freeman sent this report. it took 70 volunteers 20 hours to find the missing man in terrible conditions. he had been relying on a map on his mobile phone to get him to the top of england's highest peak in the lake district when he got lost. on a day like today, followin...

Health think tank the kings fund, and the former head of social care at the department of health. so one in seven beds, 111,000 people every day in england are well enough to leave hospital but can't. i think some people watching this might be thinking, that is surely a huge waste of nhs resources. just explain why this is happening. so, a multidisciplinary team will say we've looked at you and we decided you are medically fit to leave hospital, but that doesn't mean you canjust go home and be by yourself. you might need more support from community health services, so you might need a district...

So one in seven beds, 111,000 people every day in england are well enough to leave hospital but can't. i think some people watching this might be thinking, that is surely a huge waste of nhs resources. just explain why this is happening. so, a multidisciplinary team will say we've looked at you and we decided you are medically fit to leave hospital, but that doesn't mean you canjust go home and be by yourself. you might need more support from community health services, so you might need a district nurse to be available to come to your house to help clean dressings etc. and much like we've got ...

With no suitable care arrangements after they're discharged. our analysis editor ros atkins has been looking at the crisis in social care, and what's being done about it. the government has been highlighting one of the problems underlying this winter's nhs crisis. we've got around 13,000 patients in hospital who are ready to leave hospital, they are medically fit to leave, but are often delayed because of challenges in social care. and those challenges in social care are acute. they're affected by capacity of the system, in particular staff shortages. the current staff vacancy rate is over 10%...