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savedit been fully restored after the public saved it from the scrapheap. the public have chosen its proper name. we will reveal that after eight o'clock. we have got a few showers around today, particularly in central and eastern england. for the vast majority, a sunny and warm day. full forecast on breakfast. good morning. it's thursday, the 22nd ofjune. the bank of england is expected to raise interest rates again later today, as it tries to tackle rising prices. it comes after inflation remains much higher than expected, at 8.7%. ben's here with the details. it will be a signific...

I went for the interview and the lady put me in a room and she never came back to me. i sat there for about six hours and then the shop was closing and i left. my first day at school, the teacher asked my name and i told her all the different names i had, because injamaica you'd have a pet name, then you'd have another name, what my dad called me and whatever, and i put reed on the end because that's my surname. and the teacher said, "no, dear, go home and ask your mother what your name is." so that was my start. although today is a day of celebration and fond memories, for some, it is a remin...

The Windrush generation shaped modern Britain, so what does its 75th anniversary mean to them?

Johnny samuels is one of thousands affected by the windrush scandal, which saw people who had the legal right to live and work here wrongly deported or detained. i received a deportation letter. that was shocking. in a statement, the home office told the bbc it is committed to righting the wrongs of windrush, and that it has paid or offered more than £75 million in compensation, but that it knows there is still more to do. despite what this generation has gone through, there is an enduring pride in what they built here. coming from the different islands, we have done a lot in this country. i ...

And she never came back to me. i sat there for about six hours and then the shop was closing and i left. my first day at school, the teacher asked my name and i told her all the different names i had, because injamaica you'd have a pet name, then you'd have another name, what my dad called me and whatever, and i put reed on the end because that's my surname. and the teacher said, "no, dear, go home and ask your mother what your name is." so that was my start. although today is a day of celebration and fond memories, for some, it is a reminder of injustices that they've had to endure. it has ve...