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Newjob between them over exactly what his new job was between them over exactly what his newjob was going to involve. and the second thing is, it does not really seem as if any particular political tribe has one out. it does not seem as if borisjohnson has gone for one side of the conservative party or another side of the conservative party, here. rather, the word from downing street is what they wanted to do was promote people who have a reputation for getting things done, like nadim zahawi, for example, the new education secretary, who has been in charge of the vaccines programme. downing st...

There has been a sharp rise in the cost of living. the soaring costs of transport and eating out in august helped push inflation to its highest level in nearly a decade. it rose from two % injuly to 3.2 % last month. here's our economics editor, faisal islam not since 2012 has the rate of price increases reached this level, and the month—to—month increase is unprecedented. yet, for the traders at this manchester market, it comes as no surprise at all. it's no wonder it's a hike in inflation, the import costs and the cost of bringing containers through is massive. petrol has jumped, diesel ...

The prime minister really has? —— guiding principle here. numberten believes they have put together a refreshed team. the traumas of brexit and those early times of borisjohnson in office are in the rear—view mirror. the emergency of the pandemic is, everyone hopes, fading. it's perhaps the beginning of a third part as prime minister for borisjohnson and perhaps edging towards the halfway of what he sees as his time in office and having an eye on the next election. as with all of these things, days of promotion and demotion and often political commotion, whatever ministers say, whatever ...

Gear up to mitigate cost-push inflation SECTIONS Last Updated: May 12, 2021, 11:28 PM IST Share Synopsis A global rally in commodity prices is upon us, as economies from the US to China take the infrastructure road to recovery from Covid-19. The pressure for cost-push inflation can be mitigated to some extent, by rationalising taxes on key inputs. There is solid — and welcome — hardening of demand for building materials and key commodities. Notice that cement demand is projected to go up 20% this fiscal by rating agency ICRA; iron ore prices have actually grown three-fold in a year. Globa...