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for an immediate general election we don't have to go on like this. we can have stability and an economy that works for working people. that's why we need a general election. i'm shaun ley. in other news today... the uk chancellor vows to do anything necessary to protect the economy, with government borrowing up and people shopping less a warning the health and social care system in england is �*gridlocked' and unable to cope with the demand — putting vulnerable people at risk. and we meet the first wild bison to be born in the uk for thousands of years. welcome to bbc news comin...

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Contest gets underway, the state of the economy continues to impact lives. new figures show government borrowing rose in september. borrowing — the difference between spending and tax income — was £20bn last month, up £2.2bn from a year earlier — it's the second highest september borrowing since monthly records began in 1993. and retail sales figures experienced a bigger than expected monthly fall, of i.4%. meanwhile the uk's financial services regulator has estimated that nearly 8 million people are finding their bills "a heavy burden". the survey by the financial conduct authority wa...

Or spending cuts as the economy bounced back but that is before the government starts to spend tens of billions subsidising energy bills. mcgregor in the current financial year it's understandable the government needs to step in and help people with energy bills. at considerable cost of the exchequer, but what really matters is over the medium term we get the public finances back on track so once the energy schemes expire and they are no longer needed we have appropriate decisions over tax and spending to give the markets confidence. on the markets the pound has dropped again and shares in uk ...