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They've have seen interest rate costs surge alongside import costs, and demand hit. because we are buying from other countries, we have to put our prices up. and people out there haven't got more money to spend. so this intervention staved off market turmoil turning into the collapse of some types of pension fund. but, in terms of growth and the roots of this crisis, they're still there. and faisaljoins me now. quite a few things to discuss tonight. let me start with this intervention by the bank of england. just to explain to people why, in your view, that is so significant. well, i think you...

So this intervention staved off market turmoil, turning into the collapse of some types of pension fund. but in terms of growth, and the roots of this crisis, they're still there. our deputy political editor vicki young said that the government is coming under increasing pressure from opposition parties but is keen to carry on with its economic programme. well, certainly you talk about turmoil on the markets. what they're trying to do in number 10 and number 11 downing street is to convey a sense of calm, very much saying they're sticking to their growth plan, no u—turns, no suggestion that ...

The underlying problem, which is the government's economic credibility with the markets. so this intervention staved off market turmoil turning but, in terms of growth and the roots of this crisis, they're still there. our economics editor faisal islam reporting. after meeting world leaders injapan following the funeral of prime minister shinzo abe, the us vice president kamala harris is travelling to the south korean capital seoul. once there, she's expecting to visit the demilitarised zone separating north and south korea. tensions are high on the korean peninsula at the moment, with pyongya...