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Almost all food items are in double digit. eggs up 82%. you're talking about something that will change. >> neil, we don't always agree. so let's take our agreement here. food prices are too high. inflation is still too high. the president understands that because his whole focus is defending working families. he knows that even with this stronger job market, lower unemployment, he knows that people are getting hurt at the grocery line. they were getting hurt -- >> neil: does he, gene? you talked act the fact that -- wait a minute. >> yes, he does. absolutely he does. you can ask me about it a...

Short-term politics both that's my view, the former vice president as well. voters will have their say, but i think folders in georgia, it will backfire when you're on this extreme, we can see the polling already. the atlanta constitution came u she is behind by eight points. voters of color are actually supporting paying him in double digit so she is hemorrhaging supports on all field spread. >> she is in bad spot which is why she's saying all this things . we have one kid, and i went to the prenatal visit when maury povich said it was my baby, i was there. but it's the real thing. what you j...

Powered by a favourable base effect, India gross domestic product (GDP) grew 13.5 per cent in the first quarter of the current financial year (April-June) as

India wholesale inflation declined substantially during the month of July to 13.93 per cent, but continues to remain in double digits, official data released

Of inflation into account, pay is actually down 3%, hit by the rising cost of goods and services. take a look at this chart — the red line shows what's happened to people's wages over the past decade, you can see a big dip during the covid pandemic, followed by a spike as restrictions lifted. but now take a look at the blue line, that's inflation and it gives you an idea of how wages have not been keeping pace with price rises at several points over the past ten years. and things are even more difficult if you are in the public sector, here's our business correspondent andy verity on that. w...