BBCNEWS Breakfast October 28, 2021 05:05:00
Is basically putting another £2 billion, at least, into the welfare system and also the freeze on fuel duty which saves about £1 billion as well. as we have seen in the last few months, though, the things we all end up talking about are things that come along in the real world. remember that the co2 crisis, the petrol queues, so ijust wonder, when you also read the forecast for the economy, when you see that inflation could be 5% at some point next year, are there things in the real world that will end up feeling a lot more significant and a lot more dramatic than what is in this big documen...