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BBC accused of trying to 'hide' impact of Brexit on on UK economy and inflation - Vimarsana News

BBC accused of trying to 'hide' impact of Brexit on on UK economy and inflation

THE BBC has come under fire for its coverage of inflation with critics accusing the broadcaster of failing to properly identify Brexit's impact…

UK inflation: How much is Brexit to blame? - Vimarsana News

UK inflation: How much is Brexit to blame?

The UK has the highest inflation rate in the G7 – and Brexit may be the reason why inflation will stay higher for longer than in many other economies.

Do the poor face higher inflation? - Vimarsana News

Do the poor face higher inflation?

Price-change measures tend to better reflect the spending habits of the rich | The Economist explains

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 08:10:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 08:10:00

We are happy, yes. those big drivers of inflation — fuel costs. food prices at every shop, and most of all, energy bills — are all continuing to rise, limiting choices, dreams and budgets in every home. coletta smith, bbc news. joining me now is peter levell, who is the associate director of the instiute for fiscal studies, a leading economic research group. good morning, peter. can you talk us through this figure. put it into a bit of historical context, if you would, and what it means. well, exactl . would, and what it means. well, exactly. these _ would, and what it means. well, exactly...

Boris dodges demands for windfall tax after inflation soars to 40-YEAR high - Vimarsana News

Boris dodges demands for windfall tax after inflation soars to 40-YEAR high

Rishi Sunak will give a hint at his plans for the Autumn Budget in a speech to the CBI this evening, hours after it emerged the headline CPI rate rose to 9 per cent in April.