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To her elderly mother, giving her about £100 to live on after rent. she can't afford heating and has changed what she eats. a lot more soup, tins of curry in the microwave. you try to keep to a healthy diet and stuff like that, but it'sjust impossible to do. the fruit prices have gone up. well, everything has really. but it just seems as if your world's shrinking in on you. and you don't want to go out, every day, because you'll end up spending money you haven't really got. there's a big debate at the moment on how much they should raise benefits by. what would you say to them? come into my s...

She gets universal credit and carer�*s allowance for tending to her elderly mother, giving her about £100 to live on after rent. she can't afford heating and has changed what she eats. a lot more soup, tins of curry in the microwave. you try to keep to a healthy diet and stuff like that, but it'sjust impossible to do. the fruit prices have gone up. well, everything has really. but itjust seems as if your world's shrinking in on you. and you don't want to go out, every day, because you'll end up spending money you haven't really got. there's a big debate at the moment on how much they should...

No lemonade for common man? Single lemon now costs Rs 10, prices higher than apples, oranges - The price of lemon has soared high in several parts of the country, with a single lemon costing as much as Rs 10 in Hyderabad.

Wondering if this is entirely in china's long—term interest, are there risks in this situation worth it? without blaming anybody for getting them in the situation, but pointing out that you have higher fruit prices, you have higher energy prices. china has already got an awful lot of economic troubles. all the belt and road countries are going to be very severely impacted, so it's not great for what was meant to be a triumphant year demonstrating the chinese system was superior to all others. people are beginning to advance slightly contrary arguments, but until now it's been pretty flat out...

Higher fruit prices, you have higher energy prices. china has already got an awful lot of economic troubles. all the belt and road countries are going to be very severely impacted, so it's not great for what was meant to be a triumphant year demonstrating the chinese system was superior to all others. people are beginning to advance slightly contrary arguments, but until now it's been pretty flat out pro—moscow lines. and for people who don't have access to alternative points of view, it's very difficult to know that you're just being lied to. what is the risk of escalation in this conflict?...