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They have quite a lot of detail as to why they believe the government will not have the money it needs to go ahead with plans? money it needs to go ahead with lans? ., ., ., plans? thanks for having me, first of all— plans? thanks for having me, first of all before _ plans? thanks for having me, first of all before the - plans? thanks for having me, first of all before the mini - first of all before the mini budget the government was already in a bad situation, in terms of deficit because we have already spent so much during the pandemic, the economy, the key driver of the government plan, i...

Encourage people into work, but i think what we are seeing is that people are trying to work with more creativity and agility, taking on more than onejob, and the other day agility, taking on more than one job, and the other day what they are looking to do is make sure they are creating opportunities for the future, by getting experience today which allows them to getjobs, morejobs in the which allows them to getjobs, more jobs in the future, it will be challenged for the government to the right balance with that. , with that. the uk employment fi . ures with that. the uk employment figures wi...

Access cash for bonds, that has access cash for bonds, that has a timeline it will end on november ten, a timeline it will end on novemberten, i a timeline it will end on november ten, i think the markets arejust nervous november ten, i think the markets are just nervous these programmes are good and supportive but they will end at some point and eventually the bank of england will go back which could lead to high gilt rates. , ., ,., rates. there is a full report on our website _ rates. there is a full report on our website about - rates. there is a full report on our website about what| rate...

Million cups drunk in the uk every day, according to the british coffee association. but like every other sector coffee producers are facing substantial increases and that's are impacting roasteries and cafes both in the uk and internationally. joining me now isjeffrey young, managing director of allegra strategies, a london—based management consultancy specialising in the coffee and foodservice industry good morning to you. have you already had a cup of coffee? not yet. i'm actually currently in new york city. and i will be having my copy a little bit later. ., ., ., ., , later. you need to...

Position. sweden is now the biggest act exporter of electricity. and partly there are other things going on mike strikes for example, with petrol refineries. and part of their things are due to maintenance issues. it’s their things are due to maintenance issues. it's been aood to maintenance issues. it's been good to talk _ maintenance issues. it's been good to talk to _ maintenance issues. it's been good to talk to you. _ maintenance issues. it's been good to talk to you. richard l good to talk to you. richard blacked out. the cost of a cup of coffee has become more expensive, the european ...