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yeah. my tip is don't grow a moustache during a pre—heat wave. anyway. right. that's enough about me. well, the news — more has emerged about the resignation of lord geidt, who was the prime minister's independent adviser on the ministerial code. now, vicki, you've been following the story today on the news and we've learned a lot more about what was going on — we think — so, we'll come to that in a second. but chris, just for people who the ministerial code is not an important part of their life, like it is for us — i don't know if you carry a copy around in your — in yo...

on heatwave alert, outdoor public events have been banned in an area of france, spain, italy and the uk have experienced high temperatures. those are the headlines. at ten o'clock, huw edwards will be here with a full round up of the days news. first, it's newscast. hello, i'm the studio. i should accet hello, i'm the studio. i should accept i'm _ hello, i'm the studio. i should accept i'm growing _ hello, i'm the studio. i should accept i'm growing a - hello, i'm the studio. i should i accept i'm growing a moustache because i— accept i'm growing a moustache because i didn't mentio...

At the moment but were not buying. the reason inflation is high is because of scarcesity of resources, gas and electricity getting higher, war, momentum from the pandemic, and we are not out there doing that so it's a bit of a gamble. for us and borrowing is the last thing we have in terms of making money, take new people on, make new products, investing in rmt. is a bit of a gamble from the bank of england. how long does it feed in, in theory, to bring down inflation? especially when it is 0.25%. it's not significant enough for people to really feel it overnight on their mortgages or credit c...

Gas and electricity getting higher, war, momentum from the pandemic, and we are not out there doing that so it's a bit of a gamble. and what businesses have been saying it's really bad timing for us and borrowing is the last thing we have in terms of making money, take new people on, make new products, investing in r&d. is a bit of a gamble from the bank of england. how long does it feed in, in theory, to bring down inflation? especially when it is 0.25%. it's not significant enough for people to really feel it overnight on their mortgages or credit cards. it will only have a slow and incremen...